Evidence review · 18 October 2026 (UTC)
Ten priority constraint sources: what is—and is not—proven
This checks the primary links behind the ten leading structural review-queue entries in the 15 October audit. Source accessibility and bounded technical claims are not full structural revalidation, supplier-role confirmation, or proof a constraint is binding today. All canonical review dates remain 16 August 2026; no new financial or capacity score is assigned.
Action needed: replace restricted technical papers, correct misleading titles and expand company- and role-specific corroboration before updating any freshness status.
Update, 18 October: The TDK headline has been corrected in the canonical registry, an accessible Allient motor-product page has been added as supplemental evidence, and Rockwell's official demonstration has been checked. Read the dated remediation addendum →. The original evidence gaps and canonical review dates remain unchanged.
Review queue #1accessible
humanoid/semiconductors
What the official source actually establishes: NVIDIA describes Jetson Thor on-robot compute and the Isaac development ecosystem; this supports the technological role of embedded inference, not a production shortage.
Still pending: No platform-wide semiconductor supplier qualification, lead times or 20 exact company roles independently verified.
Humanoid Robots | NVIDIA ↗
Review queue #2accessible
humanoid/robot_oems
What the official source actually establishes: Figure's January 27 demonstration describes integrated whole-body control, tactile sensors and vision. A manufacturer demonstration is not audited fleet shipment or commercial throughput.
Still pending: OEM delivery volumes, field reliability, customer acceptance and comparison across 16 mapped suppliers remain unverified.
Introducing Helix 02: Full-Body Autonomy ↗
Review queue #3accessible title mismatch
humanoid/machine_vision
What the official source actually establishes: TDK's July 28 release documents a partnership to develop vision and tactile modules, not a claim that modules already ship at scale.
Still pending: The canonical source title currently differs from its actual headline. Current product deliveries, vision production ramp and supplier roles not revalidated.
TDK and LG Innotek form a strategic partnership in the field of physical AI ↗
Review queue #4accessible redirect
satellite-space-infrastructure/space-systems
What the official source actually establishes: The corporate profile redirects to ir.rdw.com and lists space platforms, solar arrays and satellite payload-related capabilities.
Still pending: An undated corporate capabilities page does not verify flight-qualified manufacturing volumes, 11 supplier roles or delivery bottlenecks.
Redwire Corporation: company information ↗
Review queue #5accessible title mismatch
humanoid/sensors
What the official source actually establishes: The TDK-LG Innotek release expressly covers prospective haptic sensor modules for physical AI.
Still pending: This is the same primary citation used for machine vision; no independent sensor shipment or broad mapped-company corroboration.
TDK and LG Innotek form a strategic partnership in the field of physical AI ↗
Review queue #6accessible
humanoid/actuators
What the official source actually establishes: Schaeffler describes simulation-driven actuator and component design for humanoid applications and identifies associated platform developments.
Still pending: No quantified, independently qualified actuator output or current supplier-by-supplier constraint evidence across nine mappings.
Humanoid robots | Schaeffler Group ↗
Review queue #7gated original document
humanoid/motors
What the official source actually establishes: The formerly listed whitepaper link now directs to an Allient document-login form; its detailed technical claims cannot be independently read from this open source.
Still pending: Locate an accessible manufacturer technical specification or public motor guide and recheck mapped supplier roles. No review date refresh.
A Selection Guide to Motors for Humanoid Robotics Systems ↗
Review queue #8accessible
humanoid/contract_manufacturing
What the official source actually establishes: Jabil describes robot design, integration, testing and scalable PCBA/manufacturing services; capabilities are company statements.
Still pending: No verification of specific humanoid OEM contracts, booked revenue or nine exact supplier relationships.
Robotics & Physical AI | Jabil ↗
Review queue #9accessible scope mismatch
humanoid/industrial_automation_integrators
What the official source actually establishes: Rockwell documents industrial multi-axis control and robotics integration capabilities, but the cited page does not establish a dedicated humanoid-integrator supply chain.
Still pending: Find explicit humanoid deployment/integrator evidence and verify all nine supplier relationships; generic industrial automation capability is insufficient.
Advanced Motion & Robotics | Rockwell Automation ↗
Review queue #10accessible with regulatory crosscheck
nuclear-fuel-cycle-haleu/enrichment-primary-supply
What the official source actually establishes: Centrus reported completion of the additional 900 kg demonstration production and a separate contract to advance commercial HALEU supply. DOE describes multiple enrichment task awards and limited current supply.
Still pending: Contract awards, demonstration quantities and commercial production capacity are different stages. No forecast or exclusive supply is asserted.
Centrus: DOE enrichment contract and demonstration production ↗ · Government cross-check ↗