Russian humanoid robot 'AIDOL' falls over at unveiling event and is covered in black cloth
Aidol, a Russian robotics company, held a launch event in Moscow for its first walking humanoid robot, Aidol. However, just a few seconds after it appeared on stage, Aidol fell over.
Мобильный Репортер
Aidol пообещали совершенствовать
https://tass.ru/ekonomika/25602395
Russia's first autonomous humanoid robot falls on debut • The Register
https://www.theregister.com/2025/11/13/aidol_russia_robot_fail/
Below is the overall image of AIDOL. It has a human-like design and comes with movable arms and legs.
AIDOL's official website claims that it can walk at a speed of 6km per hour and carry a load of 10kg.
They can also use their dexterous fingers to sort things.
A video posted on the official website shows him walking with the support of an assistive device.
Below is a video recording of the unveiling event in Moscow.
Russian robot falls on stage seconds after unveiling - YouTube
AIDOL slowly walks onto the stage.
AIDOL loses balance.
I collapse forward with a thud.
He was unable to regain his balance and fell over.
Staff stopped AIDOL from working.
There appears to be a handle on the back for lifting.
It takes two people to cause AIDOL.
Another staff member attempts to cover the stage with a black cloth.
It looked like it was done in a hurry, and the fabric was twisted.
The hidden stage.
There is also a video taken from a different position. It seems that the Rocky theme was playing in the venue.
Russia reveals its new humanoid robot, AIdol, in Moscow and it immediately collapsed👏🏼
pic.twitter.com/4ymFUaiYEg — Saint Javelin (@saintjavelin) November 12, 2025
In addition to the walking version of AIDOL (right) that fell over at the unveiling event, AIDOL is also developing a desktop version of AIDOL (left) that does not have arms or legs.
Related Posts:
