Boston Dynamics' Atlas humanoid demos advanced real-time perception and adaptability in chaotic environments in new video.

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The crowd laughed and complied. But as they streamed onto the show floor at Boston’s convention center, greeted by a ...

This fact was illustrated during a half-marathon in Beijing, China, over the weekend, when most of the competing robots fell over, fell apart, or failed ... to Boston Dynamics' Spot, RAIBO2 ...

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When the robot failed to pick up an item ... our next-generation robot in the next 18 months." While Atlas from Boston Dynamics wasn't present at Nvidia GTC, the company's CTO, Aaron Saunders ...

Over the long weekend, Boston Dynamics released a video for the latest iteration of its humanoid robot – Atlas. The video, featured below, served as a reminder of just how much progress the ...