Humanoid robotics ETFs: what each one holds
Funds that hold the companies building robots shaped like people, and the parts and software inside them. 3 funds, largest first, measured by holdings rather than by name. The typical fund carries 15% of its weight in S&P 500 names, which is the 42nd most of the 53 themes here with filed books.
The short answers
What these funds actually own
Between them the 3 funds' ten largest holdings name 25 companies, of which 4 appear in more than one. Tesla Inc is among the ten largest of 3 of them, at an average of 5.2% of the fund.
Humanoid robots ETFs, the companies their ten largest holdings name. The 15 most widely held of 25. Each fund files its whole book and this counts the ten largest out of it, so a fund missing from a row may still hold that company below its own tenth position. Weights are of the funds that name it, never of the theme. Source: each fund's latest SEC filing or its issuer’s own daily holdings file, read by ETFIQ.
Share of each fund's weight in companies that are also in the S&P 500. Above half, a theme fund is mostly a core fund with a different name.
The 3 largest humanoid robotics ETFs
ETFIQ covers 3 humanoid robotics ETFs. The largest are HUMN ($94m), BOTT ($66m) and CBOT ($2m); fees run 0.35% to 0.75%, as of .
Every humanoid robotics ETF, largest first
Click a column to sort| Ticker | Fund | Issuer | Net assets ↓ | In the S&P 500 | Active share | Total return 1Y | vs S&P 500 | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HUMN | Roundhill Humanoid Robotics ETF → | Roundhill | $94m | 13.4% | 95.1% | −0.9% | −17.2 pts | 0.75% |
| BOTT | Themes Humanoid Robotics ETF → | Themes | $66m | 15.0% | 93.5% | +5.4% | −10.9 pts | 0.35% |
| CBOT | Corgi Robots & Humanoids ETF → | Corgi | $2m | 50.4% | 82.3% | listed 149 days | · | 0.35% |
How much of each pair is the same fund
The closest pair is BOTT and HUMN, which hold 30% of their weight in the same companies. The furthest apart is CBOT and HUMN at 12%. The middle pair of the 3 is 13%.
Humanoid robotics ETFs, the share of each pair’s weight held in the same companies. Read across or down; the figure is the same either way. Cells are shaded against the closest pair here, 30%. Weight overlap is the sum, over every company both funds hold, of the smaller of the two weights. Funds whose published book is cut short are left out rather than compared short, which would read as two funds being more different than they are. Source: each fund’s own filed or daily holdings, read by ETFIQ.
What each fund holds alone
The largest holding no other fund in the grid holds, and how much of the fund is in names none of the others own.
Humanoid robotics ETFs, the largest holding no other fund in the grid holds. Source: ETFIQ.
Questions people ask
- How many humanoid robotics ETFs are there?
- ETFIQ covers 3 US listed humanoid robotics ETFs as of Oct 2, 2026. That is every one it can measure from the fund’s own published holdings.
- What is the largest humanoid robotics ETF?
- HUMN, Roundhill Humanoid Robotics ETF, at $94m in net assets, the largest of the 3 humanoid robotics ETFs with a published size as of Oct 2, 2026.
- What is the cheapest humanoid robotics ETF?
- BOTT, Themes Humanoid Robotics ETF, at 0.35% a year, the lowest fee of the 3 humanoid robotics ETFs that publish one.
- Which humanoid robotics ETF has performed best over the past year?
- BOTT, Themes Humanoid Robotics ETF, at +5.4% total return over the year to Oct 2, 2026, the highest of the 2 humanoid robotics ETFs with a full year of trading behind them. Past returns do not predict future ones.
- What do humanoid robotics ETFs hold?
- Funds that hold the companies building robots shaped like people, and the parts and software inside them. Between them the 3 humanoid robotics ETFs ETFIQ can read name 25 companies in their ten largest holdings, most widely Tesla Inc, which is among the ten largest of 3 of them.
- Do humanoid robotics ETFs hold the same companies?
- It depends which two. Across the 3 pairs of the 3 humanoid robotics ETFs with a full published book, BOTT and HUMN hold 30% of their weight in the same companies, CBOT and HUMN hold 12%, and the middle pair holds 13%. Two funds sold on one theme are not the same fund.
What the issuers say about this theme
The houses behind these humanoid robotics funds publish their own work on the subject. These are their pages and their words, not ETFIQ’s, and a fund company writing about a theme it sells a fund on is making a case. Read them that way.
Issuer material on this theme. Links leave ETFIQ. Source: each issuer’s own site.
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