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.
China’s commerce ministry threatened retaliation if Washington maintained restrictions on new Chinese robots and connected power equipment.
China characterized the US action as protectionism, making market access a geopolitical variable for robot makers.
The restriction applies to new Chinese humanoid models and took effect upon publication.
China’s embassy said Beijing would respond if actions materially harmed Chinese interests.
China characterized the US action as protectionism, making market access a geopolitical variable for robot makers.