NEURA Robotics has announced the release of MiPA, an autonomous personal assistant robot designed for use in domestic, care, and workplace environments. The Gen3 unit is now open for reservation.
A Personal Assistant Built for People:
Designed to Support Daily Life and Work:
MiPA, short for My Intelligent Personal Assistant, is designed to carry out physically demanding, repetitive, or time-consuming tasks. The system operates autonomously and integrates into environments where humans are active.
Adapts to Home, Care and Workplace Settings:
The robot is intended for homes, assisted living facilities, and indoor professional spaces. It performs basic support functions while adjusting to individual routines, without requiring constant input from users. MiPA is not designed for use in industrial automation or high-throughput manufacturing scenarios.
Intelligent Technology That Learns Over Time
Processes Input from Voice, Gesture and Touch:
MiPA is equipped with sensors that interpret voice commands, hand gestures, and touch. It supports multilingual communication and does not require programming knowledge for setup. These interaction methods are designed for ease of use in both private and shared spaces.
Adapts Behaviour Through Repetition and Feedback:
The system uses onboard learning algorithms that allow it to improve performance over time. Through repeated interaction, MiPA modifies its behavior to better align with user habits and preferences. This adaptive functionality is continuously updated during regular use, without external training.
Safe to Operate Around People:
Detects and Responds to Environmental Changes:
MiPA includes a suite of sensors for real-time spatial awareness. These detect people, objects, and structural features, enabling safe navigation and movement in shared spaces. The system is built to operate around humans, including children and older adults.
Avoids Obstacles in Real Time:
The robot continuously scans its surroundings to prevent collisions and adapt to dynamic conditions. This ensures that it can move through household or workplace environments without posing a safety risk. Safety features are embedded in both hardware and software layers.
Built for Flexibility and Expansion:
Modular Design Supports Custom Add-ons:
MiPA is structured around a modular platform that can be extended with additional components or tools. These extensions allow it to be adapted for specific roles or applications. At launch, NEURA Robotics is expected to offer optional add-ons, though detailed pricing and module specifications have not yet been disclosed.
Configurable for a Range of Use Cases:
In its base form, MiPA supports light-duty tasks such as item transport, object retrieval, and scheduled reminders. Additional modules can expand its role in care or light logistics environments. The system is not configured for high-payload tasks and is currently optimized for indoor use.
Market Availability and Pricing:
Reserve MiPA Now for Early Delivery:
iPA Gen3 is now available for reservation in select regions. Interested buyers can secure a unit with a €100 deposit via NEURA Robotics. The full retail price is €9,999, which applies to the base unit. Delivery is expected to begin within the upcoming launch window, though NEURA has not provided a confirmed shipping timeline or supported countries. Buyers will receive updates regarding scheduling and fulfillment.
No Assembly Required for Operation
MiPA is delivered pre-configured with its core functionality. Users can begin using it out of the box after a short setup and calibration process. NEURA Robotics and certified partners are expected to provide optional integration support and module configuration assistance. Additional costs may apply for shipping, regional services or hardware extensions.
Future Outlook and Applications:
Intended for Everyday Support Roles:
MiPA is not designed for fixed industrial automation but for environments requiring adaptable assistance. It may be deployed in homes, clinics or workplaces with variable access conditions or light physical requirements. Its use cases are focused on mobile support, object handling and interactive service.
Positioned as a General-Purpose Robotic Platform:
As robotic assistants move into more diverse spaces, MiPA represents one of several new systems offering general-purpose support using autonomous technology. Its modularity allows for task-specific use while maintaining a compact and human-aware design.
To learn more about Neura Robotics’ MiPA, check out their website.
