German robotics startup Neura Robotics raises about $1.4 billion in a major funding round to develop and ship an AI-powered humanoid robot, according to multiple outlets. The round is led by Tether, the stablecoin issuer, with additional backing from major technology and industry investors. Bloomberg and Financial Times report the deal values Neura at roughly $7 billion. Other reported backers include Amazon and Nvidia, with further participation cited by NDTV such as Qualcomm Technologies, Bosch, InterAlpen Partners and the European Investment Bank. Decrypt and The Next Web also describe the investment as part of Neura’s push to scale its “full-stack” robotics and cognitive robotics platform. Several sources say Neura plans to incorporate edge AI capabilities and, in some accounts, features that relate to crypto payments or payment tools. Financial Times and CoinDesk add that Tether’s involvement reflects its efforts to expand beyond purely crypto-related activities into broader industries. Sources differ slightly on the investor roster and on how Neura plans to use crypto-related components, but they broadly agree on the size of the round and the funding goal focused on humanoid robotics.