Kensho Indices

The companies in the Kensho Space Index design and build rockets, satellites and launch vehicles, bolstering the $330 billion global space industry.

These companies make everything from small components to large drones used for aerial imaging, package delivery, mobile data coverage and more.

Companies in KBOTS are involved in developing robots for a wide variety of uses or part of a supply chain providing specialized products and services.

The Internet of Things underscores the need for cybersecurity, a principal component of the business strategies of all the companies in this index.

The companies in KBORG are involved in developing components and finished products related to smartwatches, fitness trackers, wearable cameras and more.

3-D printing is an important and versatile tool for a variety of industries for quick prototyping and generating cost-effective, large-scale production.

KCARS includes companies that create alternatives to transporting people and goods autonomously without human input, using sensors, radars and cameras.

From sensors to switches that remotely control a building's energy usage, security and ambient environment, KHOME companies build these systems.

Companies with nanoscale processes and those producing materials or building machines that measure information at the nanoscale are listed on KNANO.

This index includes companies focused on augmented reality, which uses technology to layer extra visual or sound content over real-world environments.

Genetic engineering promises breakthrough medical therapies and diagnostics, as well as producing more nutritious and resilient crops and livestock.

The companies in KCLEAN make it possible to extract power from the sun, wind, water and Earth cheaply and efficiently enough to compete with fossil fuels.

KENERGY includes companies that own and operate clean energy generating assets, including solar energy systems and wind farms.