American robot firms, including Tesla and Boston Dynamics, warn that without a national strategy ‘the U.S. will not only lose the robotics race but also the AI race’

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The Association for Advanced Automation said a national strategy would help U.S.companies scale production and drive the adoption of robots as the "physical manifestation” of AI.

Robotics manufacturers in Japan and Europe still dominate the global market for hulking factory robots, though the share of Chinese manufacturers in its domestic market has grown to roughly half, according to IFR.

Massachusetts-based robotics pioneer Boston Dynamics, now owned by South Korean carmaker Hyundai, relied on U.S.military research grants for its first few decades of work on agile robots that can crawl and walk.

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Author / Journalist: Didi Tang, Matt O'Brien, The Associated Press

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: United StatesJapanSouth Korea

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Published On: 2025-03-27 @ 10:20:21 (5 days ago)

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