Washington didn’t expect this footage to go public.

Inside Foxconn’s massive new facility in Houston, cameras captured NVIDIA’s CEO standing shoulder-to-shoulder with humanoid robots. Real machines — walking, turning, and working on the floor of what will become America’s first large-scale humanoid production line.

This isn’t decades away. Foxconn plans to begin production in 2026 — right here in the U.S. — rolling out two advanced models that could replace millions of workers. 

Even President Trump, speaking at a recent rally, said: “We have to be very careful with where this is going.” But Washington is already betting big… and cutting contracts. 

The real winners? Not the robot brands… but the 3 little-known companies supplying the hardware, chips, and systems for every AI humanoid built. These plays could move before the first Houston robots even ship. 

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