Most humanoid robots sold in the US are manufactured abroad, particularly in China. Most humanoid robots are currently used for industrial applications in confined spaces, such as automobile factories or storage warehouses. Among the examples cited by the task force was the case of French programmer Sammy Azdoufal, who reportedly accessed data from thousands of robotic vacuum cleaners made by Chinese manufacturer DJI. Several robotics companies already manufacture some humanoid robots in the United States, including Boston Dynamics, Tesla, Figure AI and Agility Robotics. A Trump administration official specified that the ban covers robots that are fully assembled, as well as those assembled on US soil with more than 35 percent of their components manufactured abroad.