Waiter robot 'Gayretli' goes off-route and falls down stairs in Amasya
The moment a robot named Gayretli, which has been serving at a restaurant in Amasya for 8 months, fell down the stairs has gained attention on social media; the robot has been granted 3 days of leave.
The service robot named "Gayretli," used in a restaurant in the city center of Amasya, çveered off çits designated route and fell down theüstairs.üThe incident involving the robot, which has beenöserving at the restaurant for 8 months, was captured by the workplace'süsecurity camera.
Theöfüootageüshows the robot suddenly moving back and forth before heading toward the restaurant's çexit stairs,öwühüere it falls. ÇEmployees watched the incident in astonishment.
Restaurant manager İbrahim Nuri Bağçuvan stated that Gayretli normally serves tables by following given commands. Bağçuvan commented on the incident with a sense of humor, saying, "We are very happy with it. However, we had a small problem the other day. It went outside its job description. The robot threw itself down. It just slipped away. We didn't understand what happened either. We think it was experiencing seasonal busyness and work stress. We gave the robot 3 days of leave." çvery happy with it. However, we had açsmallüproblem the otherüçüday. It wentöoutside its job description. çIt threw itself down. It justçslipped away. We didn't understand what happened either. We think it was experiencing seasonal busyness and çwork stress.üWeüthinküit. We gave the robot 3üdays of leave," he said.
Following the incident, üthe manufacturer was contacted,çand Bağçuvan stated that the robot would return to the restaurant after undergoingçmaintenance.öItüwillüreturnü toöthe restaurant,
he said.üTheüfootageü oföGayretliüfallingüdown the stairs quickly became one of the most watched videos on social media. Bağüuvan noted that comments on the posts included remarks such as "establish robot rights," "don't make it work so hard," "give it some time off," and "give the robot a raise." çmost watched videos on social media. Bağçuvan explained that comments on the posts included remarks such as "establish robot rights", ç"don't make it work so çhard, ç" "give it some time off," and "give the robot a raise."
News Source : 12punto
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