Who mentions $NOVT most on Surfaced?

@aleabitoreddit (Serenity) mentions $NOVT most — 2 mentions in the past 12 months.

When was $NOVT first mentioned on Surfaced?

The earliest tracked mention of $NOVT in the Surfaced archive was on Jan 16, 2026.

How many voices track $NOVT?

7 FinTwit voices have mentioned $NOVT 8 times in the past 12 months.

What kind of voices mention $NOVT most?

$NOVT is mentioned most by Long Research voices on Surfaced.

$NOVT — FinTwit mentions on Surfaced

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@stocksavvyshayJul 3, 2026 · 2:34 PM

10 WAYS TO PLAY ROBOTICS IN 2026 1. $TER tests AI chips & owns the cobots through Universal Robots 2. $NOVT precision photonics & motion inside surgical & industrial robots 3. $OUST eyes & perception for physical AI machines that need to see & map physical world 4. $HIMX provides vision & display chips that help robots process images, depth & sensor inputs at edge 5. $AMBQ low power edge AI layer for robots & devices that need intelligence without burning massive amounts of energy 6. $ON becomes physical AI edge stack after acquiring $SYNA combining power, sensing, connectivity & edge AI for robotics 7. $SYM warehouse automation pure play using robotics & software to redesign how goods move through fulfillment centers 8. $VPG sits in force sensing & precision measurement layer that helps robots understand pressure, weight & real world movement 9. $TSLA humanoid platform bet with Optimus combining custom hardware, AI inference, autonomy software & real world manufacturing scale 10. $CCXI gives public market exposure to Agility Robotics which is one of clearest pure play humanoid robotics companies through its Digit warehouse robot

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@investmentguru_Jun 28, 2026 · 4:57 PM

The Robotics Bull Run Is Here. Every factory, every warehouse, every hospital, every battlefield, every ocean floor — being rewired with intelligent machines. Not in twenty years. Right now. The investors who map this stack early are the ones who look like geniuses when the world catches up. This is not one sector. This is a civilization-level infrastructure upgrade. And it has layers. It starts with the senses. Before a robot can move or decide, it has to perceive. $AEVA reads velocity, not just distance. $ARBE sees in rain and darkness. $CGNX is the machine vision backbone of industrial automation. $OUST brings LiDAR to scale. $VPG gives machines the ability to feel. $ZBRA ties together the visibility layer across every warehouse on earth. Without this layer, there is no robotics revolution. Then comes the brain. Intelligence that runs at the edge, in real time, without a data center behind it. $AMBA, $AMBQ — fast, cold, embedded silicon. $QCOM extending its dominance into robotics. $PDYN building adaptive AI that learns inside physical machines. And $NVDA sitting above all of it — the GPU backbone that powers every serious robotics program on the planet. Now give it a body. $ALNT builds the drives and motors. $NOVT makes the encoders that tell a robot exactly where every joint is — down to the micron. $KLIC handles precision assembly. $TER tests every chip before it leaves the factory. $LECO automates welding and cutting on industrial floors worldwide. The musculoskeletal system of the robotic age — and it doesn’t get enough attention. Put it to work in the factory. $ROK and $HON are the embedded operating systems of industrial infrastructure — deeply integrated, extraordinarily sticky. $TSLA is building Optimus in the same facilities already pushing the limits of robotic manufacturing. This is where robotics stops being a concept and starts generating real cash flows. Send it into the warehouse. $AMZN is the largest robotic deployment operation in human history. $SYM is reimagining the warehouse from the ground up. $SERV is putting delivery robots on sidewalks today. $ATS is the integration backbone. $ZBRA is the connective tissue. Logistics is where robotics meets revenue at scale. Put it behind the wheel. $AUR is running autonomous trucks on public highways now. $MBLY is the ADAS brain inside millions of vehicles. $TSLA is running a robotaxi network while building a humanoid. $XPEV is developing the IRON humanoid alongside eVTOL. Autonomous mobility is not coming — it’s here. Send it where humans can’t go. $RR’s Dex humanoid is already serving in restaurants and hotels. $KITT and $OII are operating in the deep sea. $FARO brings precision measurement to environments where accuracy is everything. The moats here are built on capability, not price. Take it into the operating room. The most demanding environment on earth — tolerances measured in fractions of a millimeter, stakes measured in human lives. $ISRG is the gold standard. $PRCT is disrupting urology. $SYK and $MDT are embedding robotics into surgery. $OMCL is automating pharmacy. The margin profile here is unlike anything else in the stack. Hand it a weapon. The most well-funded robotics customer on earth is the DoD. $AVAV and $KTOS are the pure-play names. The primes — $LMT, $RTX, $NOC , — are integrating autonomy across every platform and every theater. Governments don’t negotiate on price when national security is on the line. Run the software on top. $PTC manages the digital twin. $PATH and $PEGA bring RPA to enterprise workflows. $PDYN builds the adaptive intelligence layer that keeps learning. Software is where the margins live and the stickiest moats get built. And for broad exposure — $BOT gets you into Figure and Apptronik before they ever hit a public exchange. $ROBO covers the entire value chain in one ticker. Ten layers. Dozens of companies. One unified thesis. Not financial advice.

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@midascabalJun 18, 2026 · 6:52 PM

@asymmetrix_xyz $THLEF $DCO $AMD $CRWD $NOVT $TEL $ST $CIEN $FN Posting my analysis on each of these companies here. Don't miss out and follow me.

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@penny_etherJun 18, 2026 · 2:15 AM

@astridwilde1 (My guess is $NOVT)

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@aleabitoredditMay 12, 2026 · 11:00 PM

Here's the humanoid exposure crowdsourced list: - $OUST - Rainbow Robotics (277810) - $AMBA - Ubtech Robotics - $MKA - Nextronics - $SYM - Harmonic Drive (6324) - $VPG - Beijing Geekplus - $MBLY - $ARBE - Nabtesco (6268) - $SERV - $HSYDF - Robotstrategy - $ZBRA - $CATL - $ABB - $BOT - Unitree (not public yet) - $LSCC - Esunny Robot (300024) - $NOVT - $RR - $PDY - Hesai (2525) - $SHA.DE - $XBOT - $XPEV - $BAM - $ALNT - 6268.T - $AMBQ - $ATOM - $MRAM - $ISRG - $HLIT - Robosense (2498) - $HG - $ACUVI - $CGNX - $KLIC - $BSL - $AEVA - $AUR - $CTH.V - $IMSR - $NEO - $KDK - $MRLN - $KITT - $INDI - $NOVT Off the top of my head: Harmonic Drive, $OUST, $BOT, $VPG, $MBLY, and Ubtech showed up the most. Will start doing DD into mentions.

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@leveraged_catJan 29, 2026 · 5:18 PM

$NOVT - I've started building a position here. Been waiting for a pullback but it looks like vertical accumulation From my research, it's one of if not the best way to get significant exposure to robotics via a smid cap, without extreme concentration risk like VPG

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@apomplianoJan 19, 2026 · 2:48 PM

I believe humanoid robots are going to become pervasive in society. Investors are drastically underestimating how big this market, and the leading companies, will grow to. In order to position myself correctly, I asked @cfosilvia to generate a list of companies around the world that I could invest in to profit from this mispriced opportunity. She suggested: $TSLA $ISRG $ROK $NVDA $AMD $MRVL $ARM $CGNX $AMBA $LITE $6324. T (Japan) $PH $NOVT $QS $ALB $FLEX $JBL Silvia then analyzed my personal portfolio to see where I already had some exposure to humanoids, while also suggesting specific names or allocations that could compliment my current portfolio. I don't make any financial decisions without checking with Silvia first. You can try her free: https://t.co/bMI7hLeciU

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@aleabitoredditJan 16, 2026 · 7:57 AM

Boston Dynamics/Optimus/Robotic supply chains TLDR: - $ALGM ($6.5B) motor/sensing (Optimus) - $NOVT ($4.7B) feedback (Atlas, Figure) - $VICR ($6.5B) power (Atlas) - $OUST ($1.64B) LiDAR (Spot, Atlas) - $AMBA ($2.7B) - Chips (Atlas, Figure) - $AEHR ($812m) - SiC Test (t2) - $RRX ($10.5B) - Joints (Agility, Apollo) - $TKR ($6.53B) - Harmonic Strain (t2) - $MP ($11.82B) - NdPr magnets (t3) - $LSCC ($11.6B) - Sensor Fusion FPGAs (t3) I'm personally in: - $SYSS ($998M) - Skeleton (Optimus, Atlas, Figure) - $LPTH ($701M) - Vision (T2) Was researching these companies after OpenAI's push into robotics yesterday and wanted to do a TLDR format of findings. Again, robotics OEMs generally don't publish BOMs, so most of these are confirmed but some are unconfirmed but very likely from cross-referencing public findings. But we should see an inflection point for robotics going into 2026-2027. Thoughts: - Harmonic Drive Systems (6324.T). Was tracking this as the leader but they just got disrupted by China's Leaderdrive that copied their technology and at 40% lower cost. - Based on this, $TKR (US) is probably the most "alpha" up there since through Cone Drive acqusition, they're the primary US-based provider of harmonic gearing vs. Harmonic Drive / Leaderdrive. - $AMBA and $VICR are probably the most interesting ones outside of $SYSS that I've found in the US supply chains. - I picked $SYSS as my choice for robotics bottleneck exposure since they're the skeletons/materials for each humanoid on scale up (eg. with Boston Dynamics Atlas as known users) and effective US certification monopoly. - $LPTH happened to be a coincidental Robotics bottleneck exposure since I bought this for DoD/military bottleneck exposure too . These are just the "under the radar ones" in the US for the mass production scale-up. Don't own any of them aside from two, but I'm still looking into them. Unfortunately many supply chains like $TSLA's actuators ($685M order with Sanhua) are still in China. But I expect many of them to flow back to the US, so still looking for alpha in terms of supply chain BOM. If I missed any feel free to mention others.

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