Russia's First Anthropomorphic AI Robot Collapses During Presentation in Moscow.

Russia's First Anthropomorphic AI Robot Collapses During Presentation in Moscow. During a presentation in Moscow, the first Russian anthropomorphic robot with artificial intelligence, named Aidol, developed by the company "New Technological Coalition", collapsed. The incident was captured on video by “Izvestia”.

The footage shows the robot taking several steps and waving its hand before losing balance and falling. During the fall, the machine damaged part of its exterior. [Video link]

The company's CEO, Vladimir Vitukhin, explained that the robot had undergone testing in various conditions, and the incident could have been caused by insufficient lighting or a system malfunction.

"We need to consider that the environment was different, including the lighting conditions. There could have been some power fluctuation," Vitukhin commented.

According to the company head, 77% of the components of Aidol were produced in Russia. The robot is capable of moving, interacting with objects, and communicating. It features 19 servos in its face, enabling the expression of 12 basic emotions.

Aidol can operate without an internet connection and is designed for use in services, industry, and public spaces.