Investing in companies building the humanoid robots of the future, such as Figure AI, Dyna, Apptronik, Dexmate, StandartBots, and Path Robotics, has until now been the exclusive domain of billionaires and large funds. However, the evolution of new financial instruments is opening these closed doors to a wider range of investors.

One of the most striking ways to invest in evolving autonomous systems and the physical AI revolution is now taking shape directly on the stock market. RoboStrategy, a fund that invests exclusively in private companies, has made a strong institutional capital move.

Bridging the gap between public markets and behind-the-scenes innovation, the company announced a private share sale to institutional investors between June 11-16, 2026.

In this entirely commission-free strategic transaction, the fund sold 797,434 shares at an average price of $36.28, successfully raising approximately $28.9 million in gross fresh capital.

Looking at the portfolio strategy, it becomes clear why the fund should be closely watched and what vision it offers to investors. The focus is on venture-capital-backed embodied AI giants that are redefining the industry.

Category leaders such as Figure AI, which tests the limits of human labor on the production lines of automotive giants, and Apptronik, Dyna Robotics, and Dexmate, which provide autonomy in large logistics operations, are among the fund's main targets.

RoboStrategy will use this new capital to grow its positions in these exceptional companies, in which it has high hopes. In an era where technology is redefining the workforce and supply chain, the relationship between intelligent machines and humans is taking on a new dimension.

The fund's main strategy is to continue capital distribution through private equity issuances that create value for existing shareholders. This autonomous transformation, which goes far beyond mechanization, is poised to become one of the most critical investment themes of the future.