5 Robotic Stocks to keep an eye on in 2024

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Written By Kevin MacDonald

Robots, once a figment of science fiction, have now become an integral part of our reality since the emergence of modern robotics in the 1950s.

The idea of machines mimicking human actions has always sparked intrigue and, for some, unease. However, the core intent of robotics is not to replace humans but to automate routine tasks, thus liberating us for more intellectually and emotionally rewarding endeavors.

The advent of generative AI technologies, like ChatGPT, marks a significant leap in embedding automation across various sectors. Looking at the current trends, the global robotics market is anticipated to undergo a dramatic surge, potentially doubling its spending from 2020 to 2025, to reach almost $210 billion globally.

This burgeoning growth suggests that investments in robotics companies could be a wise and profitable decision in the upcoming years.

Every day, we are beneficiaries of robotic automation. E-commerce giants like Amazon and Shopify utilize robotics to streamline tasks in their logistics and warehouse operations. In our homes, smart devices and IoT technologies make life more convenient by managing tasks like playing music or keeping track of our schedules.

In the realm of customer service, chatbots have become ubiquitous, enhancing user experience on websites.

While these applications are visible and frequently interacted with, there are other groundbreaking yet less obvious applications of robotics. Here is a deeper look into five promising robotics companies that are worth considering for investment:

Nvidia

An undisputed leader in the semiconductor industry, Nvidia’s groundbreaking chip designs are pivotal for a multitude of high-end computing tasks, including robotics.

Their GPUs, known for their rapid data processing capabilities, are vital in diverse applications, from powering data centers to driving robotics in manufacturing plants.

Nvidia’s innovations, such as the “Jetson” series, are equipped with AI and machine learning software, catering to sectors like industrial automation, healthcare, and autonomous vehicles.

This blend of cutting-edge hardware and software technologies places Nvidia in a formidable position in the robotics sector, continually pioneering advancements in AI.

Intuitive Surgical

As a pioneer in robotic-assisted surgery, Intuitive Surgical has revolutionized medical procedures with its da Vinci system since its inception in 2000.

This technology has not only gone global but continues to expand, with a vast majority of surgeries still performed without robotic assistance. This opens up numerous opportunities for Intuitive Surgical to innovate and expand its technology.

The company’s business model, which generates ongoing revenue from instrument sales and services post-installation, makes it a solid investment in the healthcare technology sector.

Rockwell Automation

In the field of industrial automation, Rockwell Automation stands as a leader, helping manufacturers develop smarter, more efficient machinery.

The company’s broad spectrum of solutions serves various sectors, including energy, food and beverage, and automotive. Rockwell’s expertise in robotics and IT services has steadily increased its profitability over the years.

With manufacturers constantly seeking ways to enhance productivity, Rockwell Automation is poised for continued success, promising shareholder value through increased dividends and stock buybacks.

ABB

A major European industrial conglomerate, ABB’s extensive portfolio includes sophisticated robotic arms and controllers used across a range of manufacturing processes.

ABB’s advanced software solutions for robot management, continuous process improvement, and AR tools position itself as a key player in the industrial robotics sector.

This versatility and innovation make ABB a compelling choice for investors in industrial automation and robotics.

UiPath

A frontrunner in the field of robotic process automation (RPA), UiPath specializes in software robots that automate virtual tasks, functioning as digital assistants across various business functions.

UiPath’s virtual robots are adept at efficiently handling office tasks like data processing, compliance monitoring, and customer relationship management. Citing a McKinsey study, UiPath demonstrates the vast potential for software automation in sectors like manufacturing, finance, and healthcare.

In a world grappling with labor shortages and economic shifts post-COVID-19, UiPath stands at the forefront of virtual automation, representing a key investment opportunity in applied robotics.

In summary, the scope and impact of robotics are vast and varied, cutting across multiple sectors.

These five companies illustrate the dynamic and transformative power of robotics, from enhancing computing capabilities and revolutionizing medical procedures to innovating in industrial automation and virtual task management.

As the world of robotics continues to evolve, these companies are at the forefront, offering compelling opportunities for investors seeking to engage with this rapidly advancing field.

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