China's humanoid robot race, Part 2: Upstream profits gather around dexterous hands
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Humanoid robot makers are cutting prices and scaling production, yet much of the industry remains unprofitable. Upstream suppliers are starting to show a different economics — especially in dexterous robotic hands.
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