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- In 1929, stocks cratered 90% — and Homestake Mining skyrocketed 518%.
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3 Robotics Stocks at the Heart of the Robotics Revolution
Written by Chris Markoch. Published 8/21/2025.
Key Points
- Intuitive Surgical, Symbotic, and UiPath showcase how AI accelerates robotics adoption across healthcare, logistics, and enterprise software.
- Robotics stocks may offer investors exposure to AI-driven growth at more attractive valuations than crowded semiconductor and hyperscaler trades.
- Each company highlights distinct opportunities: ISRG’s defensive healthcare moat, SYM’s industrial automation growth, and PATH’s scalable software model.
Investors have followed robotics companies for decades, but artificial intelligence (AI) is now elevating the sector beyond basic automation—bringing in greater precision, flexibility and adaptability.
Many have gravitated toward AI infrastructure via hyperscalers (e.g., Meta Platforms, Microsoft) and semiconductor leaders such as NVIDIA. Yet robotics stocks offer an alternative path to AI exposure, with companies that enjoy unique competitive advantages and large total addressable markets (TAMs).
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While these names may look "cheaper" than pure-play AI stocks, they carry their own risks. Robotics remains a theme worth considering, however, and here are three stocks positioned to capture distinct long-term growth opportunities.
Specialized Exposure with Defensive Qualities
Surgical robotics represents one of the most compelling long-term use cases for this technology. Leading the way is Intuitive Surgical Inc. (NASDAQ: ISRG), the creator of the da Vinci surgical system.
With more than 11,000 installed da Vinci units worldwide, Intuitive Surgical has built a formidable footprint. Its sizable services business—now responsible for over 80% of revenue—provides annual recurring revenue (ARR) on top of system sales.
Integrating AI into the da Vinci platform enhances visualization, precision and training, all with the goal of shortening procedures and improving patient outcomes.
In its latest quarter, Intuitive Surgical delivered a blowout performance with strong results across the board. Yet ISRG shares are down roughly 8.6% year-to-date and about 7% lower since the earnings announcement. Slower international growth played a role, but today's 74× forward earnings multiple is the principal drag on the valuation.
At that premium—whether viewed as a tech or medical-device name—ISRG still trades well below the consensus analyst price target of $565.95, implying more than 25% upside from current levels.
Warehouse Robotics Powering the Supply Chain Revolution
Symbotic Inc. (NASDAQ: SYM) brings robotics to the warehouse floor, turning distribution centers into AI-powered logistics hubs.
Backed and deployed by Walmart—a major customer—Symbotic's autonomous systems store, retrieve and organize goods with speed and accuracy that far exceed manual labor, addressing critical challenges in today's tight labor market.
As the installed base grows, Symbotic expects to generate recurring revenue through a model that increasingly resembles software-as-a-service (SaaS). However, scaling these systems requires significant capital expenditures, which helps explain why the company remains unprofitable.
High short interest—over 29% of the float—reflects investor skepticism, and two analyst downgrades followed Symbotic's last earnings, when the company topped revenue targets but posted a $0.05 loss per share versus $0.03 expected EPS.
Still, long-term investors who can withstand near-term cyclicality may find attractive upside as warehouse automation becomes a strategic imperative across retail and logistics.
Bringing AI Into the Office
Robotics isn't limited to hardware. On the software side, UiPath Inc. (NYSE: PATH) leads in robotic process automation (RPA), deploying "bots" to streamline digital workflows—everything from invoice processing to compliance and HR tasks.
With the addition of generative AI, UiPath's bots move beyond rigid, rules-based scripts to adaptive, agentic workflows that learn and optimize in real time.
UiPath boasts a dollar-based net retention rate of 108%, underscoring strong customer loyalty. Yet higher acquisition costs in today's budget-conscious environment have weighed on growth. A shift to lower interest rates later this year could ease those pressures.
Elevated customer-acquisition expenses and intensifying competition are key risks for PATH. However, technical indicators point to potential oversold conditions, which may present a buying opportunity for patient, risk-tolerant investors.
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