US EditionOut-of-Control Dancing Robot at Cupertino Restaurant Goes Viral
- Yesterday, a dancing humanoid robot at Haidilao in Cupertino got too close to a table and smashed plates, scattering dishware and chopsticks, in a video posted by Xiaohongshu user Meooow.
- In its statement to NBC News, Haidilao said the robot is part of a pilot set-up and was brought closer to a dining table at a guest's request, with limited dining space affecting its movement.
- At least three Haidilao employees struggled to restrain the robot while one Haidilao employee used a phone app, and the viral clip was covered by NBC News and ABC.
- Safety concerns rose because hot pot involves very hot broth, so spilled pots could seriously burn diners, and the episode highlighted operational risks for humanoid robots in restaurants.
- The robot appears to be an AgiBot X2 robot shown at CES, and AgiBot did not immediately respond to TechCrunch; notably, the robot's bib reading 'I'm Good!' added irony to the scene.
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technologyshout.comOut-of-control dancing robot at Cupertino restaurant goes viral
(KRON) -- In a video that has now gone viral, a dancing robot was captured going out of control at a Bay Area restaurant. In the video (watch in the player above), the robot can be seen busting a move at Cupertino hot pot spot, Haidilao. Sole survivor of Piedmont Cybertruck crash files lawsuit against Tesla In the two-plus-minute video, the robot, which is wearing an "I'm Good" bib, can be seen throwing its mechanical arms in the air and acting …
"Where is the power button?" Robot smashes plates and causes disturbance at US hot pot restaurant. A promotional humanoid robot malfunctioned at a restaurant in California, USA, causing a commotion that included damaging property. According to foreign media outlets such as the New York Post on the 18th, the robot performed greetings and dances at a Haidilao store in Santa Clara, California.
Restaurant robot goes haywire, sends tableware flying before breaking out in dance moves
Bizarre footage has captured the chaotic moment a service robot appeared to spin out of control at a restaurant near San Jose, California, violently striking a customer’s food and tableware without warning before abruptly breaking into a series of erratic dance moves. The wild incident was captured in a viral video in Cupertino at a Haidilao hot pot location, a chain known for integrating artificial intelligence and robotic technology to help st…
Viral Video of Dancing Robot Going Nuts In Restaurant Was From Cupertino
A hot pot restaurant in Cupertino that, true to its Silicon Valley location, uses a humanoid robot to take orders from customers and also features it dancing in the dining room, lost control of that robot and it started making a serious mess.The video of the robot that won't stop dancing, and that needed three staffers to restrain it while one repeatedly tried to shut it off via an app, has gone viral and even made it on NBC News — where a talki…
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