Dear Reader,
Today I want to talk about a company solving a BIG problem.
The more I study this company, the more impressed I am.
It’s one of two companies we believe could be mega beneficiaries of Nvidia’s $20 Trillion bet on what its CEO is calling “the largest technology industry the world has ever seen.”
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Now, back to this company…
If you’re Amazon or General Motors and you have a bunch of robots in your factory, they run on hydraulics.
A robot arm, for example, uses hydraulics to move.
Hydraulic technology is reliable but inefficient.
It’s an old technology like the fax machine or typewriter, and there hasn’t been much innovation here in decades.
It leaks oil; it’s just kind of behind the times when we look at the incredible leaps and bounds in other aspects of robotics.
With AI coming online and giving robots superpowers, a lot of folks have tried to improve robot movement using electric motion technology, but failed.
What’s so exciting about the company I’m talking about today, that we’ll do a deep dive on this Wednesday…
Is that they’ve actually cracked this, and patented the technology.
They meaning kids from MIT – who else?
I remember reading about Howard Hughes as a kid.
And, what made him so rich?
His family didn’t invent oil. They didn’t even discover it.
They invented the drill bits to help get oil out of the ground.
So I’ve always had a thing for these “drill bits” companies.
Because they can make you so much money it’s crazy.
And when I look at this company in particular, the science is incredible.
And great science matters to me.
Secondly, they’re solving a huge problem…
The kind of problem that if you solve it, if you can go to General Motors or Amazon or any of these plants or warehouses and say, “we’ve got a solution that saves you money and makes your factory/warehouse more efficient,” this is exactly what big companies are looking for.
They want to save money with better, more reliable machines.
So, this new patented technology out of MIT is a game changer.
This is something kind of in the background that you don’t think about day-to-day, but Amazon does. General Motors does.
And legendary VC Techstars does…
They’ve famously backed 11 companies that have become unicorns in recent years, including Uber. One of their investments delivered 400,000X gains.
The company is also partnered with the U.S. Air Force and the Gates Foundation, to name a few.
The cherry on top for this company is its management.
I like CEOs with experience.
This company’s leadership has done this rodeo before.
You know, a compass can point you north, but it won’t show you the deserts, ravines, swamps, caverns – all the things you have to go through to get to your destination.
An inexperienced CEO will say, “grow big, let’s go – true north.”
They’ll make a lot of mistakes. They have no idea the road bumps ahead.
Experienced leaders understand that generating cash is true north, but that a lot of things can happen on the journey and you have to tread carefully.
Now, I know the idea of changing the way factories use robots doesn’t necessarily sound like a big, hot investment idea right now…
But look at what the smart money is doing – Nvidia, Amazon, Tesla and more are going all-in on robots.
And the company we’re recommending supplies game-changing technology for the field…
Plus, checks all my boxes on what makes a great investment:
- Solves a HUGE problem for robotics…
- Has legitimate, patent-protected science behind it…
- Has world’s-best investors backing it…
- Has serious partnerships already in place…
- Is run by an experienced management team
And I personally couldn’t wait – I just secured my shares.
No need to worry about front-running because this is a private company – the investment price will not move based on buying.
That’s another great thing about private market investing, especially when stocks are volatile.
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