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NEURA Robotics and Drees & Sommer are collaborating to develop robotic-ready buildings, starting with sanitary facilities. The initiative aims to create buildings that integrate cognitive robots to improve hygiene and efficiency, addressing personnel shortages and high visitor volumes.

The partnership will utilize sensor data to enable real-time responses from robots, which can recognize dirt, replenish supplies, and report technical issues. NEURA Robotics, founded in 2019, specializes in cognitive robots that autonomously learn and adapt to their environments. The collaboration seeks to lower operational costs and expand applications to other building types.