To win the humanoid-robots race, the U.S. needs this critical machine component that’s hard to find

The race to develop advanced humanoid robots hinges on a critical machine component that's currently in short supply in the U.S., posing a significant challenge for tech companies aiming to lead in this transformative field. This shortage could hinder innovation and delay the widespread adoption of humanoid robots, which promise to revolutionize industries from healthcare to logistics. The U.S. risks falling behind global competitors who have more robust supply chains for these essential parts, potentially impacting national technological advancement and economic growth.