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RoboStore to Produce Own Robots Following US Ban on Foreign-Made Models

RoboStore, a distributor of Chinese humanoid robots, will begin manufacturing its own robots in Long Island, New York, due to increasing US government restrictions on foreign-made robots. The company has previously sold over 1,500 units to notable clients including Harvard, MIT, Amazon, and Nvidia.

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RoboStore, a distributor of Chinese humanoid robots, will begin manufacturing its own robots in Long Island, New York, due to increasing US government restrictions on foreign-made robots. The company has previously sold over 1,500 units to notable clients including Harvard, MIT, Amazon, and Nvidia.

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US distributor of China’s most popular humanoid robots pivots after US ban

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RoboStore to Produce Own Robots Following US Ban on Foreign-Made Models