KraneShares has launched the KraneShares Actuator ETF (TORK) on Nasdaq, targeting public and private companies worldwide that manufacture actuators and related components, including controllers, electric motors, precision gearboxes and sensors. Often described as robots’ “muscles and joints,” actuators enable movement and precision, making them a critical part of the physical AI supply chain. The strategy offers targeted exposure to hardware demand from humanoid robotics, alongside applications in aerospace, transportation, manufacturing and medical equipment. TORK complements the KraneShares Humanoid Robotics ETF (KOID), narrowing its focus to the components that make robotic movement possible.
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