Sepp Hochreiter's NXAI partners with NEURA Robotics to build memory for cognitive robots
HochreiterSepp · x · 2026-10-20
Sepp Hochreiter, inventor of LSTM and founder of NXAI, announced a partnership with German robotics company NEURA Robotics to build a memory component for cognitive robots, arguing that working and episodic memory will be key to future AI in robotics.
Key points from the announcement:
- The work builds on NEURA's multimodal Physical AI foundation model Neuron AI (3D vision, touch, audio), using NXAI's xLSTM architecture to give robots memory.
- The goal: robots that track tasks across many steps and act on accumulated experience rather than treating every situation as new.
- NXAI's model will be available on NEURA's open Neuraverse platform alongside Neuron AI.
- Both frame it as a European Physical AI collaboration, "from Europe, for the world."
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