This New Chinese Humanoid Robot Was So Realistic, They Had to Open It Up on Stage to Prove It Wasn’t Alive! - Indian Defence Review

In a remarkable display of technological prowess, Xpeng Motors recently unveiled their new humanoid robot, IRON, designed to mimic human-like movements with astonishing fluidity. The reveal, which took place at the company’s AI Day in Guangzhou, stunned audiences, prompting a live demonstration that involved slicing the robot open to confirm that no person was hidden inside.

The Rise of Human-Like Robots: Xpeng Motors’ Revolutionary IRON As part of this plan, Xpeng aims to introduce the first models of IRON in their own locations by 2026, marking a major step toward the mass production of humanoid robots. With the rise of AI-driven technologies and autonomous vehicles, IRON forms part of a larger vision where robotics seamlessly integrate into various aspects of everyday life, from customer service to workplace assistance.

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News Xpeng Motors, known for its electric vehicle innovations, is now pushing the boundaries of robotics with the introduction of IRON. This humanoid robot isn’t just about looking human—its fluid, realistic movements are powered by custom artificial intelligence (AI) and cutting-edge hardware. Equipped with 82 degrees of freedom, including 22 degrees in each hand, IRON can bend, gesture, and move in a way that closely mirrors human behavior. The AI chips powering this robot offer a staggering 2,250