CEO Cuts Open IRON Robot Leg to Prove It's Not Human

Описание: CEO cuts open IRON robot's leg LIVE to prove it's real after thousands claimed it was fake. What happened next with humanoid robots in China will shock you. From robots falling on stage to surviving -53°F extreme cold, this is where we're actually at with AI robotics in 2026.
XPeng IRON humanoid robot shocked the internet with movement so realistic people thought it was a human in costume. The CEO literally had to cut the robot's leg open on stage to prove skeptics wrong. But that's just the beginning...
Another robot face-planted during a live demo at a mall. Yet another survived the most brutal conditions on Earth. And one is already taking pre-orders for your home in 2026. The robot revolution isn't coming—it's already here.

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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - CEO Cuts Robot Leg Open (The Shocking Truth)
0:47 - XPeng IRON Robot Unveiled in China
1:25 - Internet Conspiracy Theories Explode
2:03 - Why Elon Musk Made Everyone Suspicious
2:17 - The Technology Behind IRON's Movement
4:02 - The Robot That Face-Planted Live on Stage
5:00 - Surviving -53°F: The Ultimate Test
5:44 - 130,000 Steps in Brutal Cold
6:38 - China Ships 5,500+ Robots in 2025
7:17 - NEO Robot Pre-Orders Open (2026)
8:02 - Share This Before It's Too Late


WHAT'S COVERED IN THIS VIDEO

✅ XPeng IRON robot's hyper-realistic movement that fooled experts
✅ Why the CEO had to physically cut the robot open on stage
✅ The elastomer lattice technology that makes it move like humans
✅ Shocking robot failure caught on camera at shopping mall
✅ Unitree G1 survives -47.4°C extreme cold test in Xinjiang
✅ How robots walked 130,000 steps in freezing conditions
✅ China's $26 billion investment in humanoid robotics
✅ NEO robot home delivery starting Q2 2026 ($20k or $499/month)
✅ Privacy concerns with AI robots collecting home data
✅ The future of humanoid robots in 2026 and beyond




ROBOTS FEATURED
• XPeng IRON - Hyper-realistic humanoid with 82 degrees of freedom
• Unitree G1 - Industrial robot tested in extreme cold (-53°F)
• NEO by 1X - First home robot with 2026 pre-orders
• Tesla Optimus - 50,000-100,000 units targeted for 2026


MIND-BLOWING STATS
🔹 5,500+ humanoid robots shipped by Unitree in 2025
🔹 100,000 units projected for 2026 (10X growth!)
🔹 $26 billion China government investment in robotics
🔹 130,000 steps walked in -47.4°C by G1 robot
🔹 82 degrees of freedom vs human's 244
🔹 60-70% weight reduction using elastomer technology
🔹 $20,000 price for NEO home robot (or $499/month subscription)

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