Called a Turkish robot, turned out to be Chinese! It's not RoboGenç, it's Jidoka

President Erdoğan made a notable presentation yesterday at the TRT Youth Channel Opening Event held at the Palace. At the opening, Erdoğan operated the robot named RoboGenç, which was claimed to have been "produced by Turkish engineers," and pressed the button.

However, it emerged that the robot was produced by a China-based technology company and its price is 13,500 dollars.

ROBOGENÇ WAS INTRODUCED BUT THE TRUTH CAME OUT

President Erdoğan drew great attention at the TRT Youth channel's launch night by bringing the robot named "RoboGenç" onto the stage. At the opening, it was claimed that the robot was designed by Turkish engineers, and this information appeared in many media outlets.

The state channel TRT Haber's social media account also emphasized that the robot was developed by Turkish engineers. However, shortly after, as a result of posts and research on social media, it was revealed that the robot was actually a product of Chinese origin.

IT WAS DETERMINED THAT THE ROBOT IS ACTUALLY A PRODUCT OF CHINA'S UNITREE ROBOTICS

As a result of research by social media users, it was understood that the robot introduced as RoboGenç actually belongs to the G1 model of the China-based company Unitree Robotics. It was seen that the robot was only dressed in a T-shirt with the TRT logo for the event in Turkey. It was stated that the starting price of this robot is 13,500 dollars.

13,500 DOLLAR CHINESE-MADE ROBOT

Posts and research made on social media proved that the robot introduced as RoboGenç is actually the G1 model robot from the Chinese manufacturer Unitree Robotics. It turned out that this robot, which is sold for 13,500 dollars, only underwent some visual modifications for the event, and the claims that it was produced by Turkish engineers do not reflect the truth.

News Source: 12punto