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100% agree robotics is a global industry, and different countries may lead in different parts of the value chain as the technology evolves. That's part of the thinking behind our iShares Future Robotics and Related Technologies Active ETF ([RBTX](https://www.ishares.com/us/products/354128/)). It takes a global, actively managed approach, allowing the portfolio to adapt as opportunities emerge across different geographies and parts of the robotics ecosystem.
Agreed! We think there’s an interesting opportunity across the entire robotics value chain, from the component suppliers and semiconductors to software and autonomous systems. That’s part of the thinking behind our new iShares Future Robotics and Related Technologies Active ETF ([RBTX](https://www.ishares.com/us/products/354128/)), which takes an active approach to investing across the broader robotics ecosystem rather than focusing solely on the companies building the robots.
Totally agree! That's actually part of the thinking behind our new iShares Future Robotics and Related Technologies Active ETF ([RBTX](https://www.ishares.com/us/products/354128/ishares-future-robotics-and-related-technologies-active-etf)). Rather than focusing exclusively on robot manufacturers or AI software, the fund looks across the global robotics value chain, including semiconductors, sensors, software, and autonomous systems. Given how early we are in the development of physical AI, we think there's value in an active approach that can evolve as the technology and investment opportunities develop.