Boston Dynamics unveils an all-electric version of its Atlas robot

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Humanoid Robots,Real-World Applications

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, there were a few hints that the company wasn't done with humanoid robots entirely. Sure enough, one day later, Boston Dynamics has

A video shows Atlas lying prostrate and flipping its feet over to push itself up into a standing position. The robot then turns its head 180 degrees, followed by its torso. The rotations of the legs and the rest of the body are a little unnerving, but it's an impressive display of balance and flexibility.

The company is looking into new gripper systems to make sure Atlas is suitable for a range of commercial needs while building on thea variety of heavy and irregular objects. It claims that the new Atlas will be stronger than before and it's confident that it can commercialize a humanoid robot.

 

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