1 HUMANOID WALKED A CAMPUS SIDEWALK PAST EMPLOYEES TO THE FRONT DOOR WITH 0 HANDLERS AND NO TETHER.
Afternoon sun. Ornamental grass, a steel handrail, a service silo behind it.
It walks alone. Heel down, arms swinging, no cable, no gantry, no guy in a polo hovering 2 steps behind with a kill switch.
Then the building comes into frame. 3960 over the glass. HEADQUARTERS on the door.
It takes the path, climbs 3 steps, and keeps going.
People come out of the doors. A man with a bag. A woman with a coffee. They cross 2 meters in front of it and keep moving.
It doesn't freeze. It doesn't reroute. It holds its line to the entrance.
Here's why this is the harder test.
A lab floor is flat, matte, evenly lit, empty and the same every day. Outside is low sun straight into the cameras, tree shadows striping the pavement, wind, a lip on every slab, glass walls that reflect everything, and people who will not stop for you.
Every demo you've watched for 10 years was shot indoors for exactly those reasons.
A lab never had shadows. That's why this took so long.