AI robot market, can it aim for the gaps in US-China confrontation? Acceleration of core component development in Japan
In AI robots, led by humanoid robots, the US-China confrontation continues. The United States announced regulations on new imports such as humanoid and four-legged robots, effectively excluding China. In response, China is also strengthening export regulations on drone-related parts. Amidst this, third poles like Japan and Germany look toward market expansion using component technology cultivated in the automobile industry.
In the field of AI robots, led by humanoid robots, the confrontation between the United States and China continues. The United States has announced regulations on new imports such as humanoid robots and four-legged robots, effectively excluding China. In response, China is also strengthening export regulations on drone-related parts and others.
Amidst this, third poles such as Japan and Germany may find business opportunities. Using component technology cultivated in the automobile industry as a weapon, they are looking toward the market expansion of AI robot parts.
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