The Trump administration announced Tuesday new restrictions banning imports of Chinese-made humanoid and quadruped robots, as well as connected power inverters, citing national security concerns and efforts to protect the U.S. artificial intelligence supply chain, according to Reuters. The measures, unveiled by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), target Chinese-made robots and power inverters, which connect renewable energy systems and batteries to electrical grids and data center equipment. The FCC said the restrictions are intended to reduce supply chain vulnerabilities and guard against potential disruption, data theft, and cyberattacks linked to critical infrastructure. “These devices could create supply chain vulnerabilities that could disrupt U.S. economic and national security and could create a cybersecurity risk that threatened American critical infrastructure,” the agency said in a statement. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr said the commission would continue working to “secure America’s critical supply chains.”