Investing in the Future of Humanoid Robotics
We are amongst the first publicly listed investment issuers dedicated to the global humanoid robotics and embodied AI sector. We are actively harnessing a disciplined investment approach to deploy long-term, actively managed capital across the entire value chain of the humanoid industry—humanoid manufactures, software, and hardware, to build a market proxy for this emerging $60 trillion category.[1]
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Investment Strategy
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Diversified Portfolio
Investing across logistics, manufacturing, healthcare, hospitality, and personal assistance.
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Positions
Seeking equity-oriented positions with active involvement.
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Long-Term
Long-term oriented and adopt a partnership approach with our teams.
Investment Criteria
- Stage Agnostic: Targets are in R&D, pre-revenue, or commercial stage.
- Technology-Driven: Targets have a defensible IP with clear paths to commercialization.
- Team: Targets have an experienced team with strong governance and vision.
- Active Involvement: Apply strategic oversight to drive growth and manage risk.
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Embodied AI
The physical embodiment of AI represents a $60 trillion total addressable market[1]
We are at the forefront of the embodied AI revolution
Latest News
Humanoid Global Provides Update on Agility Robotics
Digit has surpassed 100,000 tote movements in commercial deployment.
Humanoid Global Announces Commitment to a Strategic Investment in HowToRobot, a Global Marketplace for Robotics Solutions
The Company is pleased to announce that it has committed to a strategic investment in HowToRobot.
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1) Morgan Stanley “Mapping The Humanoid Value Chain", page 1 (https://advisor.morganstanley.com/john.howard/documents/field/j/jo/john-howard/The_Humanoid_100_-_Mapping_the_Humanoid_Robot_Value_Chain.pdf)
2) Goldman Sachs (https://www.goldmansachs.com/insights/articles/the-global-market-for-robots-could-reach-38-billion-by-2035)
3) Bank Of America (“Humanoid Robots 101,” page 6)