Humanoid Robot Dancing to Michael Jackson's Billie Jean Falls Mid-Performance in China, Dragged From Stage
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The episode took place during an event organized by the Future Era robot shop, in Shenzhen, China
Cringey video shows AI-powered robot dragged off stage amid 'Billie Jean' dance routine
A viral video from China is giving viewers secondhand embarrassment after a humanoid robot's "Billie Jean" dance routine ended with a hard fall — and an awkward drag off stage. According to The Daily Mail, the video was filmed at an event hosted by Future Era, a robot store in Shenzhen, China, and shared on the social media platform X by Eren Chen (@ErenChenAI). In the footage, a humanoid robot begins dancing across the stage in front of a crowd…
Humanoid robot dancing to Michael Jackson's Billie Jean falls mid-performance in China, dragged from stage
A humanoid robot dancing to Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean” at a Shenzhen store in China went viral after a mid-performance malfunction. Following the incident, social media users were quick to mock it.
watson/nina voucheAt the opening of a future Era store in the Chinese city of Shenzhen, a robot appeared as a show entry. He danced to Michael Jackson's song "Billie Jean" and mastered the Moonwalk perfectly. Shortly afterwards, however, the robot's skills failed on a few steps, as you can see in the following video: video: watson/nina voucheThe company "Future Era" manufactures humanoid robots and opened a new location in the Chinese city of Sh…
Dancing Robot Faceplants To Billie Jean
Easy-Peasy AI] A dancing robot’s performance to Michael Jackson’s Billie Jean ended in embarrassment after the machine tumbled mid-routine and had to be dragged offstage at an event in China. Video of the incident showed the robot moving energetically as audience members filmed on their phones, only for it to skip a beat knocked on the stairs. After a quick recovery, the boogie bot obviously lost its groove, and things went downhill after that. …
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