Ati Robotics Builds Mostly China-Free Robots in India

Ati Robotics, a startup, has developed a strategy to assemble its robots in India while using only a few Chinese parts. This approach may prove advantageous as the Trump administration intensifies scrutiny on Chinese humanoid robots. The company's decision to minimize reliance on Chinese components aligns with growing geopolitical tensions and potential regulatory crackdowns. By manufacturing in India and sourcing limited parts from China, Ati Robotics aims to navigate the evolving trade landscape. The startup's model could serve as a blueprint for other companies seeking to reduce dependence on Chinese supply chains in the robotics sector. The article, published by Wired, highlights the strategic implications of this manufacturing choice amid shifting US-China relations.