First-read investment view
The screen separates robotics exposure from stock quality. Momentum alone does not establish an investable robotics thesis.
Direct exposure is concentrated; expectations risk is not.
FANUC, Teradyne, Intuitive Surgical and Rockwell Automation offer the clearest listed-company pathways to commercial robotics platforms. However, the strongest recent performers—Teradyne, Ouster, Cognex and Symbotic—also carry either elevated volatility, a large prior run, or both. The next analytical step is therefore exposure attribution plus valuation, not automatic promotion to a buy list.
Candidate funnel
Research-priority labels only. “Advance” means the company merits deeper work, not that the share price offers an attractive entry.
Advance to deeper work
FANUC, Intuitive Surgical, Rockwell, Cognex and Teradyne: commercial exposure is sufficiently specific to justify attribution and valuation work.
Expectations / risk gated
Symbotic, Ouster, NVIDIA, Tesla, Kodiak and Pony AI: compelling theme linkage with elevated momentum, volatility or maturity risk.
Needs exposure attribution
Robotics is real but diluted inside diversified companies; consolidated returns may not track robotics progress closely.
Secondary watchlist
Names with relevant products but weaker momentum or less differentiated exposure remain useful comps and monitoring candidates.
Momentum versus volatility
One-year price growth on the vertical axis; the source workbook’s historical-volatility measure on the horizontal axis.
Robotics screen risk map
Top-right names combine strong momentum with high realized risk; bottom-right names carry risk without recent price confirmation.
Highest-priority research cards
These cards define what needs to be proven next. No variant view or valuation conclusion is asserted without deeper source work.
Teradyne
TER ↗FANUC
6954.T ↗Intuitive Surgical
ISRG ↗Ouster
OUST ↗Complete candidate board
Returns and historical volatility are normalized to percentages. Valuation is USD market capitalization as of 7 Aug 2026. Click any ticker to open Yahoo Finance.
| Company | Exposure | Valuation (USD mkt cap) | 1M | 3M | 6M | 1Y | 5Y | Hist. vol. |
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Methodology and limitations
The report preserves the source workbook’s figures and adds qualitative robotics-exposure triage.
How the screen was built
- Reviewed all 1,490 data rows in the workbook’s Stocks tab.
- Combined keyword matching with product-level checks for robot platforms, autonomous systems, sensing and machine vision.
- Grouped candidates into direct robotics, autonomy/development and enabling-stack pathways.
- Used the workbook’s 1M, 3M, 6M, 1Y, 5Y and
historical_volatilityfields. - Added Yahoo Finance provider market capitalization as of 7 Aug 2026; JPY, EUR and SEK listings were converted to USD using same-date Yahoo Finance spot FX.
What this report cannot establish
- Market capitalization is a point-in-time size measure, not enterprise value or an earnings/revenue valuation multiple; no consensus, positioning or liquidity data was added.
- For newer listings, “5Y” can represent available trading history rather than a complete five-year period.
- Company-level robotics revenue mix and profitability are not quantified in the source workbook.
- Yahoo links are navigation aids; the reported returns were not recalculated from Yahoo.
Selected source ledger
Workbook data is the controlling source for the screen metrics; company sources support the robotics-exposure classification.