The US Creates a New Market-Access Barrier for Chinese Humanoids
New US rules block equipment authorization for newly introduced covered foreign-produced advanced robotic devices, principally affecting Chinese suppliers.
New US rules block equipment authorization for newly introduced covered foreign-produced advanced robotic devices, principally affecting Chinese suppliers.
US reporting linked the restriction to surveillance, remote-control and critical-infrastructure concerns surrounding connected Chinese robotic systems.
Researchers mapped attacks across sensing, world modelling, planning, control and human interaction in embodied-AI systems.
The FCC barred authorization of new Chinese humanoid and quadruped robots, reframing robotics hardware as critical infrastructure.
A systems framework connects AI safety, control, cybersecurity, dependable computing, human factors, and lifecycle assurance.