7 Robotics Stocks to Own in 2026
Seven companies. One shift most investors are still underpricing.
Most people think "robotics" and picture one or two famous names. That's the mistake.
The shift toward machines doing real-world work isn't a single trade. It's showing up across at least five separate corners of the market at once — industrial automation, warehouse robotics, robotic surgery, machine vision, and the hardware that makes robots see. We screened the whole sector and ended up with seven names that share that theme but almost nothing else.
A few of the things you'll find inside:
- A semiconductor-test leader whose Q1 revenue nearly doubled year over year — from $686 million to $1.282 billion — carrying zero total debt.
- A pure-play warehouse robotics company sitting on a $22.7 billion backlog and roughly $2 billion in cash, with no debt, that just posted its first GAAP profit.
- The single dominant robotic-surgery franchise in the world — one that placed 431 surgical systems in a single quarter — now trading about 31% below its 52-week high.
- A perception-hardware company whose Q1 revenue jumped roughly 49% year over year, also debt-free.
Seven stocks, the catalysts behind each one, and the specific risks we'd flag before buying. We're giving the full breakdown away free — no payment, no upsell to read it.
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