Robotics Stocks to Watch as Goldman Sees 6.5 Million Units by 2035

Goldman Forecast: Goldman Sachs now sees 6.5 million robot units by 2035, signaling a massive growth wave. Investors are asking which companies across hardware, sensors, logistics, chips and automation could capture the biggest share of this robotics opportunity as adoption accelerates worldwide.

Humanoids: Tesla (TSLA), Ubtech, Hyundai, Dobot, XPeng and Xiaomi are racing to build humanoid robots. This category carries the highest excitement and risk, as commercial scale, pricing and real-world factory deployment remain unproven for most of these players across the sector.

Machine Vision & Sensors: Cognex (CGNX), Zebra (ZBRA), Trimble, Keyence, Ouster, Innoviz and Vishay Precision supply the eyes of robots. Cameras, lidar and sensing systems let machines see, measure and navigate, making this group a picks-and-shovels play that benefits regardless of which robot wins.

Warehouse & Logistics: Symbotic (SYM), Daifuku, Kion, Amazon (AMZN), MercadoLibre, GXO and Samsara lead automation of fulfillment. Warehouses are the most mature robot market today, with rising e-commerce volumes and labor shortages pushing firms toward autonomous picking, sorting and transport systems at scale.

Industrial Robots & Automation: Fanuc, ABB, Yaskawa, Teradyne (TER), Rockwell (ROK), Honeywell (HON) and Siemens anchor factory automation. These established leaders already ship robots and control systems globally, offering steadier revenue and proven customers compared with early-stage humanoid startups still searching for profits today.

Surgical & Medical Robotics: Intuitive Surgical (ISRG), Stryker (SYK), Medtronic (MDT), Johnson and Johnson (JNJ), Globus Medical and PROCEPT BioRobotics (PRCT) dominate robotic-assisted surgery. Hospitals adopt these systems for precision, shorter recovery times and recurring procedure revenue, making healthcare robotics a defensive growth angle.

Chips & Batteries: Nvidia (NVDA), AMD, Qualcomm (QCOM), Ambarella (AMBA), Ambiq (AMBQ) and QuantumScape (QS) power robot brains and energy. AI processors, edge chips and next-generation batteries are essential for every robot, giving this group exposure to the entire robotics boom across industries.

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