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The Robot Investor breaks down the fast-moving world of robotics and humanoid-robot investing for everyday investors — no finance degree required. Each week, analyst Elena and curious investor Theo unpack the headlines in a Friday news roundup and take a closer look at one company in twice-weekly deep dives, weighing the bull case against the bear case in plain English. From Tesla's Optimus and Nvidia to the supply-chain names quietly powering the boom, we cut through the hype to ask what would actually have to go right — and what could go wrong. Honest, balanced, and a little bit fun. Both ho
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Novanta Inc. (NASDAQ: NOVT) sits at Layer 3 of the robotics stack — actuation and precision motion. It doesn't sell robots; it sells the encoders, precision motors, servo drives, force-torque sensors and robotic tool cha
Unitree's Shanghai Star Market offering just got oversubscribed more than 8,000 times by retail investors, with trading expected to begin around August 17-21 — Elena and Theo break down what the number does (and doesn't)
Amazon has deployed more than a million robots across its network since 2012 — the largest commercial robotics fleet on earth — and earns exactly nothing from selling them. In this deep dive, Elena and Theo place Amazon
Aeva Technologies (NASDAQ: AEVA) sits on Layer 1 of the robotics stack — perception and sensing — with FMCW "4D" lidar that measures velocity as well as position for every pixel it sees. On August 5 the company reported
The most important humanoid robot IPO ever just got a price. This week Elena and Theo break down Unitree pricing its Shanghai Star Market listing at 150.8 yuan per share — a roughly $9 billion valuation, 45% above its ow
Zebra Technologies just delivered one of the cleanest quarters of earnings season — sales up 20.4% to $1.56 billion, adjusted EPS up 76% to $6.35 (nearly $2 above Wall Street's estimate), raised full-year guidance, and a
Mobileye Global (NASDAQ: MBLY) sits at Layer 6 of the robotics value chain — mobile and autonomous-vehicle robotics. Its EyeQ chips sit behind the windshield of tens of millions of cars, powering automatic emergency brak
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions (NASDAQ: KTOS) sits at Layer 8 of the robotics stack — defense, drone, and aerospace robotics. It's the San Diego company behind the XQ-58A Valkyrie, a jet-powered "loyal wingman" dron
Rockwell Automation (NYSE: ROK) sits at Layer 5 of the robotics stack — full-stack industrial and warehouse automation. It's the century-old Milwaukee company behind the control systems that run modern factories, and, mo
The robot week everyone waited for arrived — and Tesla's Optimus moment was an anticlimax. On this news episode of The Robot Investor, Elena and Theo break down Tesla's second-quarter earnings: revenue of 28.24 billion d
Cognex (NASDAQ: CGNX) sits at Layer 1 of the robotics stack — perception and sensing. It's the machine-vision pioneer whose cameras and software let factories, warehouses and robots see, read barcodes, inspect for defect
Ambarella (AMBA): Edge AI Chips, The Robot's Brain | Jul 21, 2026 DESCRIPTION: Ambarella (NASDAQ: AMBA) sits at Layer 2 of the robotics value chain — processing and edge compute. It designs low-power systems-on-a-chip th
Last week one humanoid robot maker got cleared to go public. This week it became a stampede. On The Robot Investor, analyst Elena Vance and curious investor Theo Brooks break down a red-hot week for robotics stocks. Chin
PROCEPT BioRobotics (NASDAQ: PRCT) is a Layer 7 surgical-robotics pure-play whose AQUABEAM and HYDROS robots deliver "Aquablation therapy" — a heat-free, robotically guided waterjet that removes excess prostate tissue to
Aurora Innovation (NASDAQ: AUR) is one of the purest ways a regular investor can bet on autonomous-vehicle robotics — Layer 6 of the robotics stack. This deep dive explains, in plain English, what Aurora actually does: i
The public-market era of humanoid robots just began. This week on The Robot Investor, analyst Elena Vance and curious investor Theo Brooks break down the biggest week of the year for robotics stocks. China's Unitree Robo
AeroVironment (Nasdaq: AVAV) sits at Layer 8 of the robotics stack — defense, drone, and aerospace robotics — and it just delivered one of the strangest years in the sector. This episode of The Robot Investor breaks down
Ouster (Nasdaq: OUST) sits at Layer 1 of the robotics stack — perception and sensing. It makes digital lidar, the chip-based sensors that let robots, self-driving cars, drones, and smart-city traffic systems build a live
This week on The Robot Investor: Morgan Stanley nearly doubles its 2026 China humanoid robot shipment forecast to 50,000 units — up from 28,000 — citing a roughly $1 billion order from state utility State Grid, Xpeng's p
Tesla stock crossed $420 this week as the company confirmed its first Optimus humanoid robot production line is live at its Fremont factory — the same floor where it built the Model S and Model X for over a decade. Both
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