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FCC Expands Security Ban to Foreign-Made Advanced Robots, Robot Vacuums Included
technology26 days ago

FCC Expands Security Ban to Foreign-Made Advanced Robots, Robot Vacuums Included

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission added foreign-made advanced robotic devices to its Covered List, effectively prohibiting import or sale of these robots in the U.S. due to national security and cybersecurity concerns. Robot vacuums from brands like Roborock, Ecovacs, Dreame, and Samsung are affected. Existing devices may continue to be used and already approved models remain authorized, but any new foreign-made model lacking FCC authorization cannot enter the U.S. The definition covers autonomous, networked robots over 4.4 pounds with sensors and connectivity, and exemptions may be granted after national security assessments.

via Mashable|
#fcc#foreign-made#national-security
FCC Extends Foreign-Robot Ban to Vacuum Cleaners and Lawn Mowers
technology27 days ago

FCC Extends Foreign-Robot Ban to Vacuum Cleaners and Lawn Mowers

The US FCC, citing a White House order, confirms a ban on foreign-made advanced robotic devices that covers robot vacuums and robot lawn mowers over 4.4 pounds, with requirements like obstacle sensing and wireless connectivity; the ban targets new robot models, not existing products already authorized for sale, and allows continued use and updates for those devices through at least January 1, 2029. Exemptions would need sign-off by the Defense Department or Homeland Security, with no major Chinese vendor exemptions granted to date; major Chinese manufacturers such as Roborock, Ecovacs, and Dreame are affected for new models.

via PCMag|
#fcc#foreign-made#national-security
FCC Expands Toy-Drone Exemption, But Camera Drones Remain Barred
technology2 months ago

FCC Expands Toy-Drone Exemption, But Camera Drones Remain Barred

The FCC expanded exemptions for certain foreign-made drones by creating a narrowly defined pathway for “toy drones” to enter the US, limited to devices weighing 150 g or less, within 100 m line of sight, with no network connectivity, no cameras, and no more than 10 minutes of flight. This does not reopen the door for camera-equipped foreign drones (e.g., DJI, Autel), which remain restricted under December 2025 rules, a stance the agency justifies via a Pentagon national-security assessment that toy devices pose far lower risk. While other exemptions for select platforms have been granted earlier this year, the broader market for consumer and professional camera drones remains closed, leaving many pilots with limited options and continuing legal challenges from some manufacturers.

via DroneDJ|
#drone#fcc#foreign-made
FCC Foreign-Made Router Ban Could Signal Broader Industrial Policy Push
technology4 months ago

FCC Foreign-Made Router Ban Could Signal Broader Industrial Policy Push

With the FCC excluding foreign-made routers and drones from new equipment authorizations, experts say the policy could extend to more consumer electronics (phones, laptops) and amount to a broader industrial policy to reshape US manufacturing. Critics warn it may raise prices, chill innovation, and take years to rebuild domestic production, even as the White House cites national security concerns. The FCC has granted limited exemptions (Netgear, Adtran) and set an 18-month timeline for new router models, plus a 2027 deadline to allow updates on currently approved foreign-made devices.

via PCMag|
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FCC Bans New Foreign-Made Routers to Push U.S. Manufacturing
technology5 months ago

FCC Bans New Foreign-Made Routers to Push U.S. Manufacturing

The FCC announced a rule prohibiting new consumer Wi‑Fi routers made outside the US, while existing models may continue to be used or sold and will receive software updates under a waiver; it offers a Conditional Approval exemption process for manufacturers to show how they will shift production to the US, including disclosures about foreign ownership and timelines. The move aims to strengthen cybersecurity and trusted supply chains and could affect vendors like TP-Link, Netgear, and Asus, though exemptions may limit immediate impact.

via PCMag|
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Trump Threatens 100% Tariff on Foreign-Made Movies
world11 months ago

Trump Threatens 100% Tariff on Foreign-Made Movies

President Donald Trump announced a plan to impose a 100% tariff on all foreign-made movies, citing tax incentives abroad and impact on California, though details and enforcement remain unclear. The move could significantly affect the film industry and international film production, with mixed reactions from Hollywood and the stock market.

via CNN|
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