The "creepiness" isn't a bug; it's a conflict of expectations.

We are looking at a machine that mimics the human form (bipedal, two arms) but completely ignores Biological Constraints (tendons, ligaments, joint limits).

When it rotates 180 degrees at the waist, our brains trigger a "Body Horror" response because we subconsciously map our own anatomy onto it. We see a broken spine. The robot just sees a shorter path.

This is purely Unconstrained Kinematics. Hyundai isn't trying to build a "Better Human." They are building a "Bipedal Forklift" that just happens to fit through our doorframes.

It’s a tool. Let’s stop judging it like it’s supposed to be one of us.