Atlas 2: A New Electric Era | Boston Dynamics

This April, Boston Dynamics announced the discontinuation of their hydraulic Atlas and introduced the successor, a completely electric Atlas robot engineered for practical applications. The new electric Atlas looks stronger, and more flexible than its predecessors. The forthcoming iteration of the Atlas program is a culmination of more than 11 years of research, reinforcing their dedication to providing the most proficient, beneficial mobile robots that address the most demanding issues in the industry today: with Spot, Stretch, and now, the new Atlas.

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[relaxedsack]

I like that you brought up competitors, but boston dynamic still seems heads and shoulders above everyone else

[Pimparel]

Really cool and scary at the same time! 😮

[cookingmonsta]

New Atlas looks sick! Scary to see those omnidirectional movements.

[valerierodger]

I’ve always been impressed with Boston Dynamics and what they’ve been able to accomplish; however, their new Atlas may be a leap forward when it comes to capabilities, but it is also creepy as hell. And not the “uncanny valley” sort of creepy, I’m talking about the “this is how a sci-fi horror movie” begins level of creepy.

[dashs]

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[ezzz]

the one with the wheels handle or whatevery it was called was the best hunter killer design imo.

[randymulder]

Robots will leap planets into the universe. Colonize across the expanse.

[nukoshi]

Don't you think it's more efficient to give these robots wheels like Wall-E's?

[PhilipRanson-dt]

Definitely a robot to build a lunar or Martian colony in the near future.

[computerjantje]

robot (dead) voice for narration kills the video.

[charliehorse]

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