🤖 10 public companies to watch in robotics Robotics is becoming one of the fastest-growing AI markets. While most attention goes to humanoid robots, the biggest opportunities are spread across sensors, chips, automation, and industrial infrastructure. 🖱 $TER - Tests AI chips and owns Universal Robots, one of the world's leading collaborative robot makers. 🖱 $NOVT - Builds precision photonics and motion-control systems used in surgical and industrial robots. 🖱 $OUST - Develops lidar sensors that help robots and autonomous machines map the physical world. 🖱 $HIMX - Supplies vision and display chips that process images and sensor data for robots. 🖱 $AMBQ - Designs low-power AI chips for robots and edge devices. 🖱 $ON - Expanding its robotics stack through the acquisition of Siyna, adding sensing, connectivity, and edge AI. 🖱 $SYM - Warehouse automation company combining robotics with software for fulfillment centers. 🖱 $VPG - Makes force and pressure sensors that help robots interact with the real world. 🖱 $TSLA - Long-term humanoid robotics play through Optimus, combining AI, hardware, and manufacturing. 🖱 $CCXI - Gives investors exposure to Agility Robotics, the company behind the Digit warehouse robot. The robotics market extends far beyond humanoids. The biggest winners could be the companies supplying the hardware and infrastructure every robot depends on. ✔️ @venture
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