Since 2000, robotics has transformed from basic, caged arms used in manufacturing to advanced AI-driven machines including collaborative robots, surgical systems, robotaxis, and humanoids. The installed base of industrial robots grew six-fold to 4.66 million by 2024, while costs halved, driven by innovations in machine vision and AI. Governments worldwide now fund robotics as strategic priorities, accelerating adoption and innovation. The next decade is expected to see consumer humanoids become mainstream, potentially reaching homes by 2040, with significant growth opportunities for robotics and AI-focused investment funds like ROBO and THNQ.

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