Cognitive robots evoke unease in some, while others see the multifarious possibilities that these intelligent systems offer. One such visionary is David Reger, who, through his high-tech company NEURA Robotics, is advancing technologies to enhance the cognitive abilities of collaborative robots. These robots are becoming so intelligent that they can assume human tasks and collaborate safely with people in the same environment, from mundane household chores to crucial cancer screenings— their potential for applications is diverse.

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About our guest:

David Reger founded NEURA Robotics GmbH in 2019 - and in record time, brought the first production-ready cognitive robots to the market. These robots are based on a technological platform that combines artificial intelligence with groundbreaking sensor and hardware design, transforming robots into smartphones with arms and legs. David has been appointed to significant thought leadership and advisory positions, including the Senate of the German Economy and the European Senate Economy and Technology. In his blog www.david-reger.com, David regularly shares his thoughts and encourages his readers to engage in thoughtful reflection.

About NEURA Robotics:

Like a smartphone manufacturer, NEURA Robotics integrates all components, sensors, and artificial intelligence into one device. Their cognitive robots can see, hear, and have a sense of touch; they act completely autonomously and learn from experience. NEURA Robotics offers its partners a platform for the collaborative development of application apps for various fields. The resulting and continually growing Neuraverse provides unparalleled flexibility and cost efficiency in automation, attracting many international industry leaders. Learn more about NEURA Robotics on www.neura-robotics.com.

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More information about WAKU Robotics, the expert for mobile robots (AGV&AMR) in logistics and production, can be found at www.waku-robotics.com.

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