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XPENG's next-gen IRON robot effectively crossed the uncanny valley, leading many to believe it was a human in a suit. In a follow-up event to prove it was a robot, He Xiaopeng had its leg skin cut open in front of a live audience. The robot then walked off...

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🚨 BREAKING: One of the first humanoids modeled after the female form. She moved so naturally that men in the audience thought it was a real woman inside a suit. XPENG’s CEO then cut open the leg on stage to prove it was a robot. Then, she simply walked off. #AI #Robotics #XPENG #Future
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🚨 BREAKING: One of the first humanoids modeled after the female form. She moved so naturally that men in the audience thought it was a real woman inside a suit. XPENG’s CEO then cut open the leg on stage to prove it was a robot. Then, she simply walked off. #AI #Robotics #XPENG #Future

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Xpeng cut the fabric off around the leg of their new IRON humanoid robot to prove that it’s not just a human in a suit.
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Xpeng cut the fabric off around the leg of their new IRON humanoid robot to prove that it’s not just a human in a suit.

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China's new humanoid robot walked so naturally, the ceo had to cut open its leg to prove it wasn't a human. 😳
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China's new humanoid robot walked so naturally, the ceo had to cut open its leg to prove it wasn't a human. 😳

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It walks so naturally that they have to uncover its leg in front of the audience to prove it's a robot.
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It walks so naturally that they have to uncover its leg in front of the audience to prove it's a robot.

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🇨🇳 Everyone thought the robot is a human in a costume … so they did this! XPENG cut off the skin and muscles of IRON's left leg during a live stream, to show the bionic skeleton and prove that IRON is not human.
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🇨🇳 Everyone thought the robot is a human in a costume … so they did this! XPENG cut off the skin and muscles of IRON's left leg during a live stream, to show the bionic skeleton and prove that IRON is not human.

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The Xpeng robot is a real robot, not a woman in a suit. You know you're leading the field, when people thought your robot was a person in a suit.
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The Xpeng robot is a real robot, not a woman in a suit. You know you're leading the field, when people thought your robot was a person in a suit.

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Humanoid robot is so realistic that viewers accused it of being a HUMAN in disguise The CEO had to go live to prove it’s not wearing a ‘human suit’ by ripping the ‘flesh’ apart
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Humanoid robot is so realistic that viewers accused it of being a HUMAN in disguise The CEO had to go live to prove it’s not wearing a ‘human suit’ by ripping the ‘flesh’ apart

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History was made today — IRON, our humanoid robot, faced its ultimate test: to prove it’s not human. On stage, He Xiaopeng powered IRON back on and cut open its leg, revealing the true mechanical core within. At XPENG, transparency drives innovation — and even when doubts remain, progress never stops. $XPEV
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History was made today — IRON, our humanoid robot, faced its ultimate test: to prove it’s not human. On stage, He Xiaopeng powered IRON back on and cut open its leg, revealing the true mechanical core within. At XPENG, transparency drives innovation — and even when doubts remain, progress never stops. $XPEV

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Xpeng is set to unveil a series of new products at its AI Tech Day on November 5th. The IRON humanoid robot will also receive a major update. CEO He Xiaopeng stated his expectation to achieve mass production of the robot in 2026.
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🇨🇳The Xiaopeng Iron 🤖Robot is designed to resemble a human with a height of 173cm, a weight of 70kg, synthetic skin, and gestures and movements that remind one of a real 👤human.

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