A former RRE investor breaks down who could win the humanoid robotics race
MarwaEldiwiny · x · 2026-07-30
This interview asks who will actually win the humanoid robotics race, with a guest who spent nearly a decade investing in robotics at RRE Ventures.
The conversation is framed around three core questions:
- whether the investment case for humanoids is real,
- whether open-source humanoid companies can work,
- and what it actually takes to build a long-term winner in the space.
It’s less a product demo than a strategic look at how the humanoid market could shake out.
Related event: Former RRE Investor Analyzes the Humanoid Robotics Landscape(2 posts)→
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