A robot's intelligence is only useful if its body can execute the task. Recognizing an object and deciding how to pick it up are software challenges. Actually reaching for it, gripping it, and moving it without damage requires actuators, the muscles and joints that translate AI commands into physical movement. Actuation and mechanical components represent an estimated 55% of humanoid robot hardware costs, according to TrendForce, and with humanoids requiring dozens of actuators per unit, the motion system supply chain could become one of the most significant bottlenecks in physical AI. $TORK is designed to provide targeted exposure to the companies building those motion systems, including manufacturers of actuators, precision reducers, motors, controllers, and sensors, across humanoid robotics and the established industrial markets they already serve. For investors who already hold $KOID, TORK offers a more concentrated allocation to what we believe is one of the most critical layers of the physical AI stack. Read our latest article: TORK: KOID: