Robot supply strategies split between US in-house tech and Chinese local ecosystem
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As humanoid robots gradually move from laboratory proofs-of-concept and enter industrial manufacturing and commercial service, their underlying motion control and environmental perception capabilities have become core indicators of product maturity. Major humanoid robot makers are actively seeking the best balance between performance and cost efficiency through architecture restructuring, in-house vertical integration, and supply-chain strategic cooperation.
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