A humanoid robot was knocked headless during the world’s first free-combat tournament for full-sized machines, but that didn’t stop it from swinging, Newsweek reports.
The bizarre scene unfolded at the Ultimate Robot Knock-out Legend (URKL) competition, which kicked off Thursday in Shenzhen, China.
A white robot named White Eagle landed a high kick on its black opponent, “Matador,” sending the loser’s head rocking violently before it popped completely out of place.
4 responses to “Humanoid Loses Its Head In World’s First Full-Size Robot Combat Tournament… And Keeps Fighting”
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Probably gonna see this on the White House front lawn during the next round of distractions
Terminator was predictive programming. We were warned. What did we do? “Buy those tech stocks now you stupid luddite!”