During its debut in Moscow, Russia’s AI humanoid robot AIDOL tripped and fell while attempting to wave to the audience. Two handlers quickly assisted the robot. Despite the mishap, AIDOL, with 77% Russian-made components, is capable of walking, interacting with humans, and handling objects, aiming for 93% domestic production. #russia | #airobot | #debut | #moscow | #artificialintelligence | #technology | #RepublicWorld | Republic

Russia’s first AI humanoid robot, AIdol, tumbles on stage during its Moscow debut. Built from mostly domestic components, the robot lost balance, leaving parts scattered as staff rushed to hide and fix it. | TVP World

One of the first humanoid robots in Russia, known as AIDOL, collapsed on stage as it was presented in Moscow on Tuesday. The company’s CEO, Vladimir Vitukhin, told Russian news outlet RBK that the robot had been tested under various conditions, and the fall could have occurred due to insufficient lighting or a malfunction. | AP