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Robot’s first day at call center ends in full kung fu meltdown office chaos on CCTV

View: https://youtube.com/shorts/saSGzM_tVx8?si=ReC5L8QGQeU05DMW

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Jul 5, 2026 Security camera footage from an office in China captures a startling malfunction involving a Unitree humanoid robot during what appears to be routine indoor testing or demonstration.
The robot initially stands normally before suddenly erupting into violent, erratic arm movements, rapidly swinging its limbs and shifting into an aggressive looking stance that sends nearby employees rushing to intervene.
Several staff members quickly surround the machine, attempting to restrain it as it continues flailing and resisting for several tense seconds.
The dramatic scene, which many online compared to a science fiction movie, ends with workers successfully bringing the robot under control.
Fortunately, no injuries have been reported. While the exact cause has not been publicly confirmed, incidents like this are commonly associated with software glitches, sensor failures, or control system errors during development.
As humanoid robots continue expanding into workplaces, events like this highlight why emergency stop systems, rigorous testing, and multiple safety layers remain essential.
A reminder that in robotics, even a “routine test” can turn into an unexpected workout for everyone involved.
 
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medic38572 said:
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Robot’s first day at call center ends in full kung fu meltdown office chaos on CCTV

View: https://youtube.com/shorts/saSGzM_tVx8?si=ReC5L8QGQeU05DMW

rt.20

Jul 5, 2026 Security camera footage from an office in China captures a startling malfunction involving a Unitree humanoid robot during what appears to be routine indoor testing or demonstration.
The robot initially stands normally before suddenly erupting into violent, erratic arm movements, rapidly swinging its limbs and shifting into an aggressive looking stance that sends nearby employees rushing to intervene.
Several staff members quickly surround the machine, attempting to restrain it as it continues flailing and resisting for several tense seconds.
The dramatic scene, which many online compared to a science fiction movie, ends with workers successfully bringing the robot under control.
Fortunately, no injuries have been reported. While the exact cause has not been publicly confirmed, incidents like this are commonly associated with software glitches, sensor failures, or control system errors during development.
As humanoid robots continue expanding into workplaces, events like this highlight why emergency stop systems, rigorous testing, and multiple safety layers remain essential.
A reminder that in robotics, even a “routine test” can turn into an unexpected workout for everyone involved.
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Looks flimsy, despite the nut shot that it landed.

A good piece of hickory would prolly take care of that problem if you come across it.

Be a boy scout, be prepared.

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FRanklin 3-6609. We needed all 7 digits if we were calling outside the FRanklin exchange. Otherwise, 36609 was enough. Mid 60s.
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OL-5617. Olympia was the area of Minneapolis I lived in off of Larpenteur Avenue. It was around 1958 or so. I went back a few years ago and the whole street was gone and replaced by a strip-mall and an indoor tennis court place.
 
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