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Updated: August 3, 2026 ｜ Management Code: ROBs26-0803EN Doosan Beyond Cobots｜AI Task Solutions, 100+ Production Rollout and Industrial Humanoids [ROBs26-0803] Doosan Robotics’ next competitive advantage will likely come not from selling more collaborative robot arms, but from combining AI, vision, motion control, mobile platforms and field data into repeatable task solutions. Doosan Robotics is repositioning itself from a collaborative robot manufacturer into an AI Robot Solution company . The strategic shift is straightforward: customers do not ultimately buy a robot arm—they buy higher throughput, safer operations, lower defect rates, reduced setup time and a faster return on investment. This transition can be understood through five developments: Scan & Go, AI logistics and end-of-line automation, Kwangjin Group’s multi-site rollout, industrial humanoids, and ecosystem opportunities for component and solution providers. 1. Scan & Go｜From Robot Hardware...

Updated: August 3, 2026 ｜ Management Code: GeXPs26-0803EN U.S. Market Entry Rules for Advanced Robots｜FCC Authorization, Conditional Approval and Post-Approval Control [GeXPs26-0803] A newly developed advanced robot produced outside the United States may now face restrictions before it can obtain new FCC equipment authorization and enter the U.S. market. This is not a blanket import ban on every foreign-made robot. The practical issue is whether a new mobile robotic device can pass a three-stage market-entry process: product classification, FCC authorization or Conditional Approval, and post-approval import, sales and change control. For global robotics manufacturers, the compliance question is no longer limited to radio modules or product performance. Production location, model history, wireless architecture, firmware governance, supply-chain transparency, cybersecurity controls and U.S. production plans may all affect market access. 1. What Changed? On July 28,...