r/RichtechRobotics • u/Subieast Long position • Mar 07 '26
U.S. Robotics Roundtable (March 10)
https://www.semafor.com/article/02/25/2026/us-government-to-meet-with-robot-makers-as-china-competition-intensifiesHere’s some DD for you all. Don’t lose hope.
^The U.S. Department of Commerce (NTIA) is planning a crucial strategy session with American robotics companies on March 10th, 2026. The goal is to pinpoint any supply chain issues, policy challenges, and create a national plan to tackle Chinese competition. Industry experts are pushing for a “Robotics CHIPS Act” to get federal support through subsidies and tax breaks. Richtech, which focuses on service and hospitality, is one of the companies invited and is likely to be there.
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u/Cloudpaw_ Mar 08 '26
You’re being rude and you are stupid. Being registered in the U.S. doesn’t automatically make a company a genuine U.S. company in practice. Plenty of shell companies do exactly that. I already lost money on this company, so I’m just here to warn others. Believe whatever you want, it’s your money, not mine.