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Robots automate the world around us and enjoy an impressively diverse range of uses.
But is the industry worth your money? Robotics may be on the rise, but high rates of competition may threaten your investment. <\/p>

What is robotics?<\/h3>

Robotics is the study, design and construction of robots. The field is closely related to many engineering disciplines, including computer science, artificial intelligence and bioengineering. <\/p>

There are many types of robots, including drones, telepresence devices, self-driving cars, household appliances, toys, industrial machines and so many more. As the field of robotics continues to expand, the more likely we are to encounter robots in our daily lives. <\/p>

Robotics stocks come from companies involved in the conception or construction of robots. Broadly speaking, they include:<\/p>

  1. Core automation and production.<\/strong> Focused on the development and construction of robots and automated processes.<\/li>
  2. Robot technology.<\/strong> Specialize in specific segments of the robot market, like vision systems, sensors and video compression. <\/li>
  3. Industrial software.<\/strong> Develop industrial software solutions that enable automated robotic processes.<\/li>
  4. Robotic integration.<\/strong> Use robotics to enhance their product offerings, like domestic appliances, farming equipment and aircraft systems. <\/li><\/ol>

    How to invest in robotics<\/h3>

    There are several ways you can invest in robotics stocks. You can buy shares of individual robotics stocks. You can also purchase shares of an ETF that invests in several stocks. Here\u2019s how to start:<\/p>

    1. Choose a stock trading platform.<\/strong> You have plenty to choose from, so be sure to compare your options to find the one that works best for you.<\/li>
    2. Open your account.<\/strong> Be ready with your ID, Social Insurance Number (SIN) and bank account information.<\/li>
    3. Fund your account.<\/strong> You\u2019ll need to transfer money to your brokerage account before you can start investing. Some platforms let you start with as little as $1.<\/li>
    4. Search for stocks.<\/strong> Look up stocks by ticker symbol or use a stock screener to filter the types you\u2019re interested in.<\/li>
    5. Place an order.<\/strong> Once you\u2019ve found an investment you want, specify how much of it you wish to purchase and submit your order.<\/li>
    6. Monitor your investments.<\/strong> Track the performance of your portfolio by logging on to your account.<\/li><\/ol>\n \n\n