U.S. blocks new foreign-made advanced robots
The FCC barred new foreign-made humanoid and quadruped platforms from equipment authorization, sharply increasing U.S. market-access risk.
The FCC barred new foreign-made humanoid and quadruped platforms from equipment authorization, sharply increasing U.S. market-access risk.
Unitree disclosed material overseas revenue and warned that new U.S. restrictions could constrain certification and sales of future models.
China’s commerce ministry threatened retaliation if Washington maintained restrictions on new Chinese robots and connected power equipment.
A humanoid demonstration reportedly entered a safety shutdown after a communication fault, spotlighting fail-safe behavior and integration quality.
Unitree disclosed that international markets represented more than 40 percent of sales during reported periods.