This wasn’t a lab test. A humanoid robot just went to work in a snowstorm.
— Pascal Bornet (@pascal_bornet) 27 mars 2026
In New York, while most systems would struggle in these conditions, this robot was out clearing snow.
Cold.
Unpredictable.
Physically demanding.
And yet, it operates with control and stability.
What… pic.twitter.com/3MSxHOmq51
This wasn’t a lab test. A humanoid robot just went to work in a snowstorm. In New York, while most systems would struggle in these conditions, this robot was out clearing snow. Cold. Unpredictable. Physically demanding. And yet, it operates with control and stability. What stands out to me is not just the task… but the fact that it’s happening in conditions where robots typically fail. The shift here is practical, not theoretical. We’re moving from controlled demos… to real-world performance. This is where things start to matter. Because once robots can operate reliably in environments like this, they stop being experiments… and start becoming infrastructure. So here’s the real question: Which real-world jobs do you think robots will take on first? #ArtificialIntelligence #Robotics #Innovation #FutureOfWork #Technology
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