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How foreign investors should view China’s ‘little giants’ scheme
The article discusses how foreign investors and corporate strategists are grappling with the supply chain complexities of China's emerging humanoid robotics sector, highlighting that critical components like reduction gears and torque sensors are often produced by lesser-known 'little giant' companies. China has been actively cultivating these specialized firms to support advanced manufacturing.
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