Beware of the "false prosperity" of individual stocks entering robot trading.

Since the beginning of this year, many A-share companies have entered the field of robotics through mergers and acquisitions, establishing subsidiaries, strategic partnerships, and other methods. The stock prices of related listed companies have also continued to rise. Some companies already have a layout in the robotics industry, while others have entered from different industries. Some companies have transformed the robotics track into a tool for "valuation extension", leading to issues where concept speculation outweighs substance. For investors, it is important to be cautious of "pseudo-robotics stocks" that lack technological accumulation and order support, and focus on companies with solid R&D investment and a clear path to commercialization.