I'm baffled as well. They literally took an old Epson pick and place machine and just created a custom attachment for it. Unless there are some massive gotchas

I'm baffled as well. They literally took an old Epson pick and place machine and just created a custom attachment for it. Unless there are some massive gotchas in the problem, I would think this would be the kind of thing that would pass as a middle of the road senior project for an ME at a good engineering school. Surely Huawei has good enough engineers to re-implement this themselves? Why would they go to such lengths to try to steal it?