IDC: US humanoid robot revenue to drop 58% by 2030 due to FCC rules
IDC research indicates that the FCC's listing of foreign robots on the Covered List will reduce US humanoid robot market revenue by 58% by 2030. The policy may push Chinese manufacturers to pivot toward Europe and affect the US domestic robotics industry.
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