25.11.2025 12:25
At the 2025 Kish Inox Tech Expo held in Iran, it was revealed that the "advanced technology humanoid robots" were actually real people dressed in costumes and wearing makeup. Visitors noticed details such as acne scars on the robot's face, regular breathing, and natural blinking, which made them realize that the robots were human. The incident became a subject of mockery on social media.
An incident at the 2025 Kish Inox Tech Expo held in Iran has made headlines worldwide. It was revealed that the "humanoid robots" presented as "high-tech products" were actually human performers dressed in special costumes. Once it became clear that these figures, marketed as robots, were in fact individuals wearing patterned jumpsuits, glasses, and makeup, they became the subject of ridicule on social media.
VISITORS SPOTTED THE TRUTH IN THE DETAILS
Visitors to the expo and social media users analyzing the footage quickly realized that the robots were human. Distinct acne scars on their faces, regular breathing patterns, natural winks, and postures unique to the human body clearly indicated that the performers were not robots, but rather made-up individuals.
Videos shared from the event show a male and a female performer taking the stage with mechanical movements, presented as robotic entities. Their description of themselves as "a collection of data working within a common data code" also drew attention.
SUBJECT OF RIDICULE ON SOCIAL MEDIA
The videos in question quickly spread across social media platforms. As the truth of the incident became known worldwide, the situation, reminiscent of a joke, particularly amused technology enthusiasts. While users questioned both the appearance of the performers and the reality of the show, many pointed out obvious details in the footage that indicated they were human.
As clips continue to be shared, social media users are keeping the incident alive by adding their own comments and humorous posts to the footage.