Built to do real work
Juno lifts, carries, sorts, and manipulates the messy objects of everyday spaces — not a staged demo, but the long tail of real tasks.
NeuroMotion builds Juno — a humanoid designed to work, learn, and create new experiences everywhere people do.
The stack behind Juno
Capable, safe, and fun — shaping every joint, sensor, and line of control code.
Juno lifts, carries, sorts, and manipulates the messy objects of everyday spaces — not a staged demo, but the long tail of real tasks.
Compliant actuators and redundant torque sensing mean Juno yields on contact. Safety isn't a mode you switch on — it's the physics of the joint.
Quiet, legible, expressive motion. Juno reads the room and moves in a way people can trust — and honestly, love having nearby.
Whether you're writing code, running a floor, or pushing the science forward — Juno meets you where you are.
Actuation, perception, control, and software — designed together as one system, not a stack of parts fighting each other.
Modular autonomy, compliant locomotion, whole-body control, and safety-first design — engineered to work together, not in isolation.
Describe a task in plain language; Juno grounds it against what it sees and plans the motion. Skills demonstrated on one robot sync to the whole fleet overnight.
Junoisn't a lab demo. Here it is at work in the kinds of everyday environments it's built for.

No fences, no fixtures. Juno is built for the messy, mixed environments of everyday life.
A pragmatic path to real deployment — scope a task, prove it, and scale as the results come in.
We map your space with you and pick a first task with clear, measurable success criteria.
Juno arrives, learns your environment, and starts real work on the floor within days — no fixtures.
Every human intervention becomes training data. The fleet gets a little better every single night.
Add tasks and units as the results prove out. What one robot learns, all of them inherit.
A look at the platform across the mixed, everyday environments it's built for.
















Operators, safety leads, and researchers on what changes once Juno is on the floor.
We had Juno on the floor within a week. It hasn't stopped since — and it's measurably better every month.
The compliance is the whole story. Our team stopped thinking of it as ‘the robot’ the day it arrived — it just belongs there.
As a research platform it's rare: the simulator actually matches the hardware, so our results transfer on the first try.
We prototyped a new task in an afternoon and had it running across the whole fleet by the next morning.
Quotes are illustrative, for this demo brand.
Capable enough to be genuinely useful. Safe enough to be welcome. Made in New York City, for the real world.
Join the developer program, book a demo, or tell us what you'd build. We read every message.