According to The Information, some US robotics startups are stuffing components sourced from China into personal luggage to bypass stricter import restrictions on advanced robots. The report says Washington relies heavily on China's supply chain for key robot parts.
BlockBeats reported on August 7 that, according to The Information, some US robotics startups are putting components bought from China into personal luggage and bringing them back home, rather than using formal freight channels, to dodge recent US import restrictions on advanced Chinese robots.
The report notes that the United States is highly dependent on China's supply chain for critical robot components.
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