This was reported by the Daily Mail.
Two witnesses said that their colleague, an engineer, was attacked by a machine designed to move newly cast aluminum parts of a Tesla car.
It is noted that the robot clamped down on a man who was working nearby with software for two inoperable Tesla robots, and then stuck its metal claws into the worker’s back and arm, leaving a “bloody mark” on the factory surface.
As a result of the attack, the engineer sustained an open wound on his left arm, according to the 2021 injury report. Although Tesla has not reported any other robot-related injuries at its Texas factory to regulators, the incident comes amid years of heightened concern about the risks of automated robots in the workplace, the publication notes.