Robot Shows Off Recovery Skills at Tech Show

A new humanoid robot wows crowds at CES by showing it can get back up after falling down.

The Booster T1 drew attention from show visitors in Las Vegas when it demonstrated how it recovers from a fall during its performance.

Visitors watched as the robot fell during its demonstration. The machine quickly pushed itself up and continued its routine without human help.

The robot's ability to recover from falls marks an important development in robotics. Most humanoid robots still struggle with getting back up after falling.

The T1's demonstration showed how robots might handle real-world situations. Its recovery feature could make it more useful in everyday settings.

Show visitors gathered around the robot's display area throughout the event. Many recorded videos of the T1's performance on their phones.

The robot moved in ways that reminded people of human motion. This made the crowd respond positively to its performance.

The T1 represents a growing trend in robotics where machines are designed to work alongside humans. Its performance at CES suggests more people are becoming comfortable with the idea of human-like robots.