Analytic Annex
The audit trail for CB-216, the brief on consumer robots inside a principal's residence that followed the FCC's July 2026 covered-list action and disclosed flaws in Unitree platforms. It holds the strongest opposing case, a claim-by-claim evidence grading, method, sources and limits, kept apart so the parent can be tested. For analysts challenging the reading, counsel separating assertion from report, and anyone deciding whether a graded claim will bear action.
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How it happens
Ambient and worn capture
Cameras and sensors carried or flown by others (glasses, robots, drones, phones) capture the inside or surroundings of a person's life.
More on acquire and collect →- Mechanism · Acquire and collectManufacturer and platform telemetry. Devices and their makers collect usage, location or viewing data by default, outside the owner's view.