Boston Dynamics NEW HUMANOID ROBOT SHOCKS The ENTIRE INDUSTRY! (New BOSTON Dynamics ATLAS)

Boston Dynamics NEW HUMANOID ROBOT SHOCKS The ENTIRE INDUSTRY! (New BOSTON Dynamics ATLAS)

00:Intro
03:44 Humanoid Form Factor
04:51 Exceeds Human Capabilities
06:54 Robot Speed
07:31 Grippers
09:59 Future

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[Woodland_Adventures]

The fact that Atlas is now... numbered... is slightly concerning.

[punyan]

Wow, Its knees aren't bent all the time and it can stand up straight. That's impressive in it of itself and the first of its kind so far.

[benjamin]

I take a break from AI news for one week, and this is what I wake up to... a Bimorphic Humanoid.

[Void_]

"We've decided to give it a new fuel source!"
"*Blood.*"
*ultrakill music gets louder*

[sava]

Our childhoods are literally manifesting and materializing before our very eyes. This is some really cool sh!t!!!!

[paelnever]

Ability to turn legs and torso so the robot can turn 180 degrees without moving from site is very interesting. Their long time background trying to make an hydraulic robot clearly clarified them the limitations of hydraulic so they are now taking profit of what electric actuators can do, like 360 turns. Amazing they are the first who notice that while other companies are building electric humanoid robots since long time ago.

[Srindal]

Boston dynamics moves beyond the competition

[Jacktrades]

Amazing! Next video: Atlas shoving technicians around with a hockey stick.

[LadaHusakLH]

So here we have a T1. Only 799 versions to go...

[harmonizedigital.]

How long until that thing is turned into robo cop?

[MultiPetercool]

I wonder how many Teslabot engineers have soiled their pants after seeing this?

[panzerofthelake]

it stood up in the most terrifying way possible

[Dean]

There is nothing better then to load up can of coffee, watching TheAGRID, and be shocked right in to the future.

[pgabrieli]

on the old atlas, those weren't big "wires" as you said (the ones limiting the range of movements), they were the high-pressure pneumatic lines!

[strangetimes]

You can assume that even this model is already out of date! That's ONLY what "they" show us!

[DylannDayZero]

When it started walking forward and twisted its body… omg so scary

[ReileyU]

The huge wires you mention are hydraulic lines. The recently retired version of atlas relied on hydraulics for joint actuation.

[h-e-acc]

Tesla robots are nothing compared to this

[TtusCrw]

Now imagine this with hardened plating on it carrying a specially designed multi-shot 50 cal rifle. This is the new infantry man of the US army.

[unit-dvvbkzf]

V0.25 from Ultrakill (which is supposed to be V1) is here, we're so screwed