A new report from OpenMind argues the race for dominance in humanoid robotics will be decided by magnets, gearboxes and electricians, not AI.

A new report from OpenMind argues the race for dominance in humanoid robotics will be decided by magnets, gearboxes and electricians, not AI.

China produces 90% of the world's humanoid robots with prices as low as $6,000, but a massive AI training data gap limits them to scripted tasks.