Investing in the future of physical AI
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]
Mission
Provide investors exposure to the growth of humanoid and robotics-driven technologies.
We are working towards addressing global labor shortages, rising labor costs, and aging populations through scalable automation solutions.
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Diversified,
Cross-Sector Mandate
Diversified across hardware, software, and enablers, the portfolio targets humanoid technologies across varied end-use applications.
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Long-Term, Active Management
Management and Board target equity positions where strategic involvement drives value creation and downside protection.
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Experienced Leadership
Proven management and board with experience in capital markets and technological sector.
We aim to harness this growth by investing in innovative companies that are shaping the future of humanoid robotics and embodied AI.
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
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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.
Building the Future of Humanoid Robotics & Embodied AI
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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)