Chang Robotics on NASDAQ: Reshoring, Robotics, and the Road Ahead
Matthew Chang, PE
Founder
Fig. 01Articles and MediaChang Robotics founder Matthew Chang, recently sat down with NASDAQ alongside leaders from Kodiak Tech and Green Corridors to share how their companies are accelerating the made in America movement through automation, energy, and infrastructure innovation.
During the segment, Matt Chang emphasized the urgent need to modernize U.S. supply chains to keep up with AI-driven velocity across industries. He highlighted how Chang Robotics’ role in this effort is not just as a builder of autonomous systems, but as an investor in technologies that solve real operational problems today. From launching the first autonomous hospital, to supporting EV snowplows and high-speed freight systems, Matt Chang’s team is walking the walk.
“We’re not just talking about reshoring, we’re showing how it’s done. These aren’t concepts. These are projects that are live, approved, and made in America.” said Matt Chang.
📽️ Watch the full interview above to learn how Chang Robotics and its portfolio companies are shaping the next generation of American industry.
Matthew Chang, PE
Founder
Matthew founded Chang Robotics in 2017 and brings two decades in advanced manufacturing, with engineering projects across 20 disciplines.
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