KraneShares(@KraneShares):The humanoid robotics conversation has largely centered on which robot maker will win. But the companies supplying the motion systems underneath may matter just as much, regardless of which platform comes out on top. Actuators, the motors, reducers, sensors, and controllers that turn AI commands into physical movement, are the single largest cost driver in humanoid hardware, and every robot needs dozens of them. Could the actuator supply chain be one of the most overlooked opportunities in physical AI? Join KraneShares CIO @ahern_brendan, Senior Investment Strategist Derek Yan, CFA, and Max Chen of Worldline Capital for a webinar on the actuator bottleneck and how $TORK and $KOID seek to capture the physical AI opportunity at different levels of the stack. Register: https://t.co/WP8s0aS2Rd TORK: https://t.co/8AFW5nJGvC KOID:

2026.10.22 13:10

The humanoid robotics conversation has largely centered on which robot maker will win. But the companies supplying the motion systems underneath may matter just as much, regardless of which platform comes out on top. Actuators, the motors, reducers, sensors, and controllers that turn AI commands into physical movement, are the single largest cost driver in humanoid hardware, and every robot needs dozens of them. Could the actuator supply chain be one of the most overlooked opportunities in physical AI? Join KraneShares CIO @ahern_brendan, Senior Investment Strategist Derek Yan, CFA, and Max Chen of Worldline Capital for a webinar on the actuator bottleneck and how $TORK and $KOID seek to capture the physical AI opportunity at different levels of the stack. Register: TORK: KOID: