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Agencies and regulators

The government authorities that investigate, permit, and govern physical AI. Each agency page gathers the real records that name it: the incidents it investigated, the regulations it administers, the filings it decided, and the corridors it permits. Only agencies with at least one linked record appear.

US federal

  • The US medical-device regulator: surgical, hospital, and care robots reach the US market through its 510(k), De Novo, and PMA clearance pathways, and it orders device recalls and warning letters.

    123 incidents · 90 filings

  • The US federal road-safety regulator: it sets the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, orders recalls, and runs the special investigations that govern automated-driving systems on public roads.

    107 incidents · 27 filings

  • The US civil-aviation regulator: drones and electric air taxis reach commercial service through its type certification, airworthiness, and operating-rule approvals.

    17 incidents · 27 filings

  • The US workplace-safety regulator: it investigates injuries involving industrial and warehouse robots and sets the standards that govern human-robot workspaces.

    21 incidents

  • The US defense establishment: through the Defense Innovation Unit (including the Blue UAS cleared-drone list) and other-transaction agreements, it is a major buyer and gatekeeper for autonomous systems.

    1 incident · 9 filings

  • The independent US accident-investigation board: it probes serious transportation crashes, including automated-vehicle fatalities, and issues safety recommendations.

    7 incidents

  • The US communications regulator: it governs the radio spectrum and equipment authorizations that connected robots and drones depend on, and maintains the Covered List of restricted vendors.

    2 incidents · 3 filings

  • The US civil space agency: its Commercial Lunar Payload Services task orders contract robotic landers and rovers, making it a primary customer for space robotics.

    4 filings

  • The US trade tribunal: its Section 337 investigations can bar the import of robots and components found to infringe US patents, making it a patent-enforcement venue as much as a trade one.

    3 filings

  • The US commercial-truck safety regulator: it writes the operating rules that autonomous freight trucks must satisfy to run on interstate highways.

    1 incident

US state / local

International