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Overview
- The robot walked onstage to the Rocky theme, attempted to wave, then lost balance and fell face-first within seconds.
- Organizers drew a black curtain to block the view as staff responded, with roughly 50 journalists present.
- Developers attributed the malfunction to calibration under stage lighting and said the system is still learning, with the CEO calling it a learning experience.
- Aidol is promoted for tasks in industry, logistics, banks, airports and other public environments, with claims of walking, object manipulation and human interaction.
- Company materials cite a 1.86 m height, 95 kg weight, up to six hours of autonomy, a 6 km/h top speed and facial expressiveness, and the firm says 77% of components are Russian-made with a target of 93%.