Robot Goes Berserk in California Restaurant, Dragged Away by Staff After Smashing Tableware
Humanoid robots are rapidly gaining popularity battlefields to the factory floor.
But there are growing problems when it comes to sharing space with our new vending machine friends. Just this month, a video circulating on the internet shows this: The robot is taken away by the police after scaring an old woman.
Now, a different robot appears to be engrossed in performing a dance routine at a hot pot restaurant in San Jose, California.
A. video on social media It shows the dancing robot knocking over tableware, breaking plates and throwing chopsticks into the air. The orange apron the robot wears says “I’m OK” in large letters on the front, adding perfectly to the chaotic scene.
Restaurant staff had to intervene. An employee is seen holding the bot by the scruff of its neck as it scrolls through its phone, presumably searching the bot’s app for controls.
In the end, three workers had to restrain the robot; The robot was forced to periodically duck to avoid being slapped by its hands, which were all waving and covered in sauce.
A robot in China smashed some plates and started dancing instead of working
“More importantly, why isn’t there a big red kill button on the back so you don’t have to reach for an app to do it…” one user defended.
The incident appears to be part of a “Zootopia 2” promotional event at Disney’s Haidilao franchise in Southern California.
As a Chinese business and financial news website Jiemian Global reportsHaidilao is managed by an international holding company known to invest in Automated kitchens with robot chefs and robotic food deliveries.
Futurism He has reached out to the company for comment.
Although it was a very funny sight, other netizens struck a more worrying tone.
“This is how the ‘Terminator’ timeline actually begins,” one user said he tweeted. “Not with a bang, but with a boogie.”
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