The unthinkable has happened at the annual electronic devices expo in Las Vegas - there's been a power cut.
The main hall was plunged into darkness for two hours, as people were evacuated and the robots just covered their eyes.
It wasn't a case of too many gadgets being plugged in, but a rainstorm knocking out the main power-lines.
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is an annual event that attracts almost 200,000 international visitors each year.
CES showcases all the latest in high-end consumer tech, with the 'Ujet' - a foldable, road-legal scooter - being one of the most popular exhibits.
Also on show was a luggage suitcase that would automatically follow you through the airport and robotic home assistants in the vein of Amazon's 'Alexa'.
Samsung also unveiled 'The Wall', a 146-inch ultra-high definition display television.
The event is scheduled to continue on Friday (NZ time), hopefully with the lights on this time.
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