Global X China Robotics And Ai Etf (02807.HK) extended its gain to 2.46%, as humanoid robots are poised to become a key embodiment of embodied intelligence.
NewTimeSpace, Jan 12 – Artificial-intelligence names again spiked at the open, with Global X China Robotics And Ai Etf (02807.HK) extending its gain to 2.46%. The ETF is now up more than 20% year-to-date.
Exchange data show the fund – whose full name is Global X China AI & Robotics ETF – is listed and issued in Hong Kong by Mirae Asset’s Global X franchise. It tracks the FactSet China AI & Robotics Index, a ~60-stock benchmark that spans A-shares (~45%), Hong Kong listings (~35%) and U.S.-traded Chinese names (~20%). Individual constituents are capped at 8% and the basket is rebalanced quarterly.
New SpaceTime Research reminds investors that 02807.HK is a “pure-play” China hard-tech vehicle, giving one-click access to the most critical AI, robotics, automation and Industry 4.0 leaders across all three markets. Expect high beta and high volatility—ideal for trading Beijing’s home-grown substitution push and policy tailwinds.
The 2026 CES in Las Vegas wrapped on Jan 9. AI remained the marquee theme, but this year the spotlight shifted from “model prowess” to “product readiness.” The demos were no longer science-fair spectacles; they were engineered, mass-production solutions. Edge-AI and physical-AI emerged as the core vectors driving the technology out of PowerPoint and onto the factory floor.
Cathay Haitong Securities notes that CES 2026 underscored the scaling moment for embodied intelligence, with Chinese vendors front-and-center. The next investment focus is end-market rollout—especially new hardware demanded by the “perceive-decide-act” loop. Humanoid robots, the most visible embodiment of this trend, should reward companies that achieve technical breakthroughs plus supply-chain localization.
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