This is the impressive moment a fedora-wearing robot showcased its Michael Jackson-inspired dance moves.

Footage shows the silver humanoid robot performing alongside two backup dancers in black suits while holding axe props in Guangdong, China, on March 16.

The trio moved in sync as the camera followed their choreography, capturing their dynamic routine.

The robot was developed by Zhongqing Robotics, a company founded in October 2023 and headquartered in Shenzhen. They specialize in the research, development, and production of general intelligent robots and industry-specific solutions, including humanoid robots and related technologies.

Human and animal-like robots are being developed in several countries, with China and the United States leading the 'tech arms race.'

Earlier this month, a military-style robot dog was even spotted protecting President-Elect Donald Trump in Florida.

Meanwhile, eccentric billionaire Elon Musk—who played a key role in Trump's recent U.S. election victory—recently unveiled Optimus, describing it as a multi-functional assistant capable of handling household chores, playing with children, and performing repetitive tasks.

Michael Jackson was an American singer, songwriter, and dancer, widely regarded as the 'King of Pop.' His influence on music, dance, and pop culture remains unmatched, even years after his passing.

He revolutionised the way performers engage with their audiences. Signature moves like the Moonwalk, Smooth Criminal lean, and Spin with hand flick became legendary, setting new standards for stage performances.