The Global X Robotics & Artificial Intelligence ETF (BOTZ) holds $3.54 billion across 48 global robotics positions. Eric Bleeker reviews the ETF and likes its exposure to foreign-listed stocks in the robotics supply chain, but notes it remains concentrated in its top five positions, which creates risk. Bleeker prefers ROBO Global Robotics and Automation Index ETF's (ROBO) equal-weighted structure, which generally carries 1% to 2% allocations per stock. BOTZ is the largest pure-play robotics fund in the U.S. market, holding roughly $3.54 billion in net assets across foreign-listed automation giants, U.S. AI chipmakers, and surgical robotics specialists. Eight of the fund's ten largest holdings trade outside the U.S., with four headquartered in Japan, alongside weights in South Korea, Switzerland, China, and Hong Kong. Top weights as of late February include ABB at 10.5%, NVIDIA at 9.9%, FANUC at 9.7%, KEYENCE at 6.4%, Intuitive Surgical at 5.8%, and DAIFUKU at 5.3%.