At the largest electronics show CES robots a strip tease

At the annual international exhibition of consumer electronics CES passing in Las Vegas, presented the robot-strippers.

Presented to the public two androids R2-DD and TripleCPU who spoke at one of the clubs in the company of these dancers.

According to attendees, the show looked very strange. Because the robots were moving quite unrealistic.

“I think these robots have something real in life no one is moving. They need dancing lessons,” said one of the spectators.

Oh they’re pitting the human against the robot strippers strippers now in the spirit of innovation pic.twitter.com/EdgVpqWDdX

— Taylor Lorenz @ CES (@TaylorLorenz) 9 Jan 2018

But human rights activists have even accused CES of sexism. According to the founder of a startup MakeLoveNotPorn Cindy gallop, the organisers have created an uncomfortable for women atmosphere. For example, for two consecutive years, no woman spoke during the event with the report.

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