NEURA Robotics is buying a company that makes cleaning robots, and says it wants to replace their brains. The German firm is acquiring 100% of Adlatus Robotics, an Ulm maker of autonomous cleaning and sweeping machines. It announced the deal on Monday, datelined Stuttgart, Hamburg and Ulm. Neither company disclosed a price. What Adlatus already has Adlatus has spent more than 20 years building autonomous cleaning and sweeping robots, Rahul Raj noted for EU-Startups. Its machines work in industry, logistics, healthcare, and commercial and public buildings. The range is narrow and specific. The CR700C and CR700D handle wet cleaning and…