China's XPeng impressed the public with its humanoid robot IRON, whose movements looked so natural that many thought it was a person in a costume.
During a live show, the CEO removed part of the protective covering from the robot's leg, revealing the mechanical structure. Later, videos without the casing emerged — metal joints and wires confirmed it was a real robot, not CGI or an actor.
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