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Platform status, compiled 26 August 2026

ANYbotics
ANYmal / ANYmal X

Can the ANYbotics ANYmal / ANYmal X be imported and sold in the United States?

The answer

Lawful from existing stock only

The grant record is claimed but we have not loaded it ourselves. We verify it in the official FCC search before any quote.

The record

Board verdict
Uncertain
Origin
Switzerland
Class
Quadruped
Availability and tier
Enterprise only
FCC ID
Not on file
Grant date
Not on file
No record found

We searched and found no US authorization record. Absence of a record is itself the finding, and it is why the platform reads the way it does below.

From the board

Sold to US customers since 2022, apparently under declaration pathways with no public database record. New units need legal review before import.

Who can buy it, and with what money

Two different gates. Whether a platform may be sold at all is set by FCC authorization and binds everyone. Whether a particular buyer may spend a particular kind of money on it is set by procurement law and binds public money only. The same machine can pass one and fail the other.

Myself
Yes, while stock lasts

The grant record is claimed but we have not loaded it ourselves. We verify it in the official FCC search before any quote.

My company
Yes, while stock lasts

The grant record is claimed but we have not loaded it ourselves. We verify it in the official FCC search before any quote.

A public agency
Not with this money

Foreign produced. Public agencies and districts should assume their procurement rules restrict this, and several makers including Unitree also sit on the Department of Defense 1260H list, which reaches federally funded institutional buyers. Private and commercial buyers are unaffected.

A school or district
Not with this money

Foreign produced. Public agencies and districts should assume their procurement rules restrict this, and several makers including Unitree also sit on the Department of Defense 1260H list, which reaches federally funded institutional buyers. Private and commercial buyers are unaffected.

The ground robot rule

On 28 July 2026 the FCC added foreign-produced advanced robotic devices over 4.4 lb to its Covered List. A covered device cannot receive a new equipment authorization, and without one it cannot lawfully be imported or marketed in the United States. Devices authorized before that date keep their authorization. That single date is what separates the platforms on this site that can ship from the ones that cannot.

The rule in full

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ANYbotics and ANYmal / ANYmal X belong to their maker. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an authorized dealer for them unless a separate agreement says so in writing. Nothing on this page is legal advice. Status reflects public records on the compiled date and can change, including by revocation of a grant that was valid the week before. Confirm the record yourself before you rely on it.