Dyna Robotics’ Taku joined RoboStrategy CEO Andrew Kang at Nasdaq’s closing-bell ceremony, described by RoboStrategy as the first AI robot to ring the bell (RoboStrategy post; another post identifying Taku and Kang).

Dyna Robotics’ Taku joined RoboStrategy CEO Andrew Kang at Nasdaq’s closing-bell ceremony, described by RoboStrategy as the first AI robot to ring the bell (RoboStrategy post; another post identifying Taku and Kang).

Kang’s reported response to bubble fears was “What bubble?” He argued that private robotics companies together were worth about $200 billion, while robotics attracted less than 10% of the funding going into AI, and called the sector “in the very early innings” (WallStreetEngine post).

The available sources describe his CNBC remarks secondhand; they do not provide the full interview or independently confirm that Taku physically rang the bell.