Agility outlines six recommendations for U.S. humanoid robot policies

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Subscribe Policymakers have the opportunity to strengthen domestic production and reduce long-term reliance on foreign suppliers, Johnson said. This will make the emerging U.S. humanoid industry more resilient over time.

China has a significant share of the capacity for humanoid robot components. | Source: McKinsey & Co.

2. Adopt a coordinated national robotics strategy

In recent years, China has invested heavily in manufacturing and commercializing humanoid robots. In 2023, China said it aimed to be ready to mass-produce humanoids by 2025. The country outlined goals to establish a humanoid innovation system, make breakthroughs in several key technologies, and ensure the safe and effective supply of core components.