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Neura Robotics takes over "Active Shuttle" from Bosch Rexroth and integrates the platform into its Physical AI ecosystem

21. August 2026, 11:26 Uhr

Neura Robotics takes over the "Active Shuttle" driverless transport system from Bosch Rexroth effective October 1, 2026. This addition complements the portfolio of Neura Mobile Robots GmbH. According to Neura Robotics, the acquisition is also part of the development of a comprehensive European ecosystem for Physical AI. Within the Neura Group, Neura Mobile Robots consolidates expertise in autonomous intralogistics and driverless transport systems.

Neura Robotics expands its portfolio for autonomous intralogistics with the acquisition of the Automated Guided Vehicle "Active Shuttle" from Bosch Rexroth. (Image source: Neura Robotics)
Neura Robotics expands its portfolio for autonomous intralogistics with the acquisition of the Automated Guided Vehicle "Active Shuttle" from Bosch Rexroth. (Image source: Neura Robotics)
21.08.2026
Christina Kasper
Neura plans to gradually integrate the "Active Shuttle" into its Physical-AI ecosystem and expand it with AI functionalities and interfaces to the technologies of the Neura Group. This is intended to gradually transform an already powerful autonomous transport solution into an even more intelligent and more connected platform in the long term. Proven technologies such as the "Active Fleet Manager" and the "Rokit" navigation software remain part of the solution. In the future, relevant navigation and fleet management technologies are also expected to become accessible as software and hardware tools via the Neuraverse, thus being available for further robotics applications from NEURA.

A networked ecosystem from individual robots

The integration follows Neura Robotics' overarching strategy: Different forms of robots, from mobile platforms to industrial robots to humanoids, should be connected in the future through a common Physical-AI infrastructure. It's not just about making individual robots smarter. The crucial aspect is a common technological foundation through which robots can perceive, navigate, learn, utilize capabilities, and collaborate with other machines.

David Reger, founder and CEO of Neura Robotics, states: "Europe has an incredible amount of know-how in robotics and industry. Our task now is to bring these technologies together and build something greater out of them. Our goal is an open ecosystem where mobile robots, industrial robots, and humanoids can work together on a common infrastructure. This is precisely where I see the future of robotics."

Andreas Lindemann, Managing Director of Neura Mobile Robots GmbH adds: "With the 'Active Shuttle,' we gain another strong and proven platform for industrial use. For existing customers, continuity, service, and investment security come first. At the same time, the Neura Group is opening up new technological possibilities. We can further develop the 'Active Shuttle' with our experience in autonomous intralogistics and, in the future, connect it with the AI and software technologies of the entire group."

Continuity for Customers, New Technological Perspectives

For users of the "Active Shuttle", the acquisition is intended to create long-term continuity in service, support, and development. Bosch Rexroth and Neura Mobile Robots have jointly prepared the transfer to ensure a smooth transition for existing customers. At the same time, the integration into the Neura ecosystem opens up additional development opportunities. Looking ahead, "Active Shuttle" systems are expected to benefit from new AI functions, increased networking with other robot systems, and Neura's growing software and skill ecosystem.

This merger combines two strengths: proven European industrial automation and the next generation of Physical AI.

Translated automatically from German.
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