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Robotics Stocks Surge Amid Trump's Reported Plan to Boost Industry with Executive Order
ByAinvest
Wednesday, Dec 3, 2025 10:46 am ET1min read
Robotics stocks, including iRobot, Serve Robotics, Richtech Robotics, and Tesla, surged after a report indicated the Trump administration's plans to issue an executive order to supercharge the industry. The administration is weighing an executive order on robotics for 2026, reflecting a broader embrace of industrial policy to compete in key technologies like AI. The push for robotics growth comes as the national debt reaches $38 trillion, with some proposing that robotics and AI could generate enough growth to wipe out the deficit.
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