Boston Dynamics New Autonomous Update Is Incredible (Boston Dynamics Atlas 2024)

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[David-lcw]

I like the way it efficiently rotates, turns, and moves. Must save on a lot of steps, time, and battery power.

[iannuttall]

What i love so much about all of this is the intense competition that is driving such rapid development. AI and robotics are both currently at a point that cell phones were at in the 90s. That's a point where the technology becomes obviously viable but still obviously needs work on infrastructure and optimization. We will have AI and robots with a current smartphone's optimization level within our lifetime. Even being alive to see the maturation of all this truly makes us all very lucky people in my opinion.🍀🥳

[SmirkInvestigator]

Boston Dynamics ftw. I hope there’s trickle down of their actuator and sensor tech into consumer shelf markets.

[matthewtheobald]

I've worked in a warehouse . If this dude was working this slowly and awkwardly he'd be told to go home. This is impressive compared to other robots, but compared to a human worker it's still not even close.

[mihirvd]

WHAT A TIME TO BE VIVA ROBOTICS AND A.I.!

[steveseeger]

If it wasn't just a demo, having the incoming parts already in a format that can more directly plug into the assembly process would save time and money.

[garrithsmith]

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I like how Atlas corrects itself after the crash/mistake.

[seanhardman]

I guess it rotates its face to give people an indication of where it will move as opposed to just keeping it stationary and have cameras 360 degrees.

[davidrivers]

He looks amazing, well-done Boston Dynamics

[PierreH]

Impressive, a little freaky too, but I wonder if the robot was autonomous or remote controlled?
Boston dynamics produces cool videos, but the bloopers show another side of the displayed perfection...
And looking at the beat-up looking storage container, there were a lot of messed up trials!

[mendyourhome]

Engine covers like that are like 1kg or less

[jasontang]

Good to see they're keeping the hockey stick handy - just in case.

[frogz]

i like how it tried to clip the object through the mesh in virtual before doing it irl, such a useful step

[ArifBillahOnGoogle]

This is never going to be able to as fast and efficient as humans and replacing humans is not even a question, to my humble understanding.

[armadasinterceptor]

Bro Stance is screaming "Ready!! Choose Your 😀"

[Odihmantich]

It’s good to know that abandoned Pixar lamp’s child has got something going for him!

[SmirkInvestigator]

Haha, I love the inhuman twisting! Currently very slow. I wonder if it more cost efficient than a human at this level factoring in the eventual actuator breakdown.

[FragrantVagrant]

Engine covers are not heavy, they are plastic shrouds that cover the top of the motor. Still very cool though.

[TheMan]

Finally someone talking about efficiently

[Guythink-no]

His movement is crazy the most advanced robot I have ever seen amazing 🎉