Stop Beijing’s Bots Act
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Summary
The bill prohibits the Department of Defense from procuring, leasing, or operating certain robotic systems produced by or substantially incorporating technology from entities incorporated in or controlled by China, including quadrupedal robots, certain LiDAR sensors, and wheeled or tracked unmanned ground vehicles. Procurement and operation restrictions take effect on staggered timelines of one to three years after enactment, and the Secretary of Defense may grant renewable 180-day waivers under specified conditions with notice to Congress. The bill also requires annual reviews of covered systems and of Chinese entities for possible inclusion on the Section 1260H list.
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