During the attack of the robot, which was stopped by the emergency shutdown button, it turned into a bloodbath.
Details of an accident at Tesla's factory in Texas emerged 2 years later.
According to eyewitnesses, Tesla's robot attacked an engineer.
The accident, which forced employees to press the emergency shutdown button, turned into a bloodbath.
The lawyer who interviewed workers at the factory says there is evidence that he "failed to report" the accidents to the authorities.
2 YEARS OF CONCEALMENT REVEALED
Two eyewitnesses watched in horror as a machine designed to catch and transport freshly cast aluminum car parts attacked their co-worker.
The incident, which left an 'open wound' on the victim's left hand, was revealed in a 2021 injury report submitted to Travis County and federal regulators and reviewed by DailyMail.com.
Although no other robot-related injuries were reported at Tesla's Texas factory in 2021 or 2022, the incident raised concerns that have been growing for years about the risks of automated robots in the workplace.
The injury report, which Tesla is required by law in Texas to submit to authorities, claimed that the engineer did not need to take time off work.