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In December 2006, Honda's humanoid robot ASIMO malfunctioned during a demonstration in Tokyo, Japan. While attempting to ascend a set of stairs to showcase its agility, the robot lost its balance and fell backward onto the floor. Technicians immediately rushed the stage and placed a privacy screen around the...

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