Overview
- The robot toppled on November 10 at Moscow’s Yarovit Hall as it was led onstage, after which staff covered it and removed it from view.
- Idol said the mishap occurred during ongoing testing and that engineers are examining balance systems and control software.
- Geo News reported the unit was later returned to the stage and remained upright, though the presentation was initially halted.
- The company highlights domestic self-reliance, saying the robot uses 77% Russian-made components with a target of 93% and a 48-volt battery for up to six hours of operation.
- Features touted include offline AI for interaction, object manipulation, and a silicone face with 19 servomotors capable of basic emotions and numerous micro-expressions, even as the viral video drew sharp online criticism.