Even after all these years I still appreciate how Boston Dynamics actually lets the audience hear the noisy sounds in the background when it comes to videos of functionality of their device. Doing this along with releasing videos of the robots failing makes their videos more authentic than that of companies that hide everything behind cringe music and stating that their products are capable of doing attention gathering things with no real proof to show for it. Good job, Boston Dynamics. Keep at it!
true as that is the real life factory so we know exactly how it would work. no fancy editing and songs playing in the background in real life factory lol
Wholeheartedly agree. While I still believe that fail videos are published with an intention to make the robots more endearing, I also have to admit that it works 🤷🏻♂😊
Absoultely love how you discarded the human way of moving about - It just swivels its head and goes where it needs to go, be it sideways, backwards or whatever is most efficient.
Also creepy looking. Hey should just give it human movements if these things are going to live alongside us. Yes, make it less efficient, but more pleasing to people.
It makes you wonder if a humanoid design is really the most efficient general purpose human stand-in. We've built our workplaces and processes around the form-factor and capabilities of humans, but that doesn't mean that a robot's design needs to be constrained to human-like locomotion and manipulation.
1:21 action failure is really quite something amazing. This means that Atlas can work in "normal" work environments where misshapen containers, dented trucks, uneven surfaces can all be navigated and adapted to. I am very impressed that this was considered, the amount of thought and work that must have gone into this is impressive!
@@frogeR_for the sake of noting it, what really happened I believe is the fast movement it makes when it puts one in started while it was caught, thereby pushing the robot back, and the robot’s correction made it shake.
exactly! it shows that they designed it to think (to an extent) on its own and that the movements they present aren't a hard-coded script they load up beforehand.
@@gilernt not that i think it is. But could easily be scripted. Honestly. Yes, this is impressive engineering. But the robot it self i don't know if that is too impressive. I guess the post office has it's new employees, Just as digital mail is killing of that last paper mail route. I'm not really sure why we even try to do this. It's not like they will ever be able to do what humans are capable of doing. I think the people who wants to hire a robot over a humans has to really consider if they have understood the potential of a human. And that maybe their lack of understanding that potential comes from them not actually having discoervered their own potential yet.
@gargoyled_drake all that would actually likely be pretty hard to completely script from the ground up. they could plan a general route for it to take and for it to do certain motions, but if it's a bot with realtime sensors and data processing (which it is), it's highly unlikely that it's scripted. also i get your sentiment, but dude this is just a robot demo. and the last time someone said something along the lines of "it's not like they will ever be able to do what humans are capable of doing" was right before chatgpt was invented, before robots could walk, before the first iphone, etc; because this happens EVERY time new tech is invented lmao
Imagine this thing is walking away from you and you yell "Stupid robot!". Then it stops in its place and its head and torso swings around 180 degrees. "What did you say?"
Working late shift at [INSERT COMPANY]. Notice robot walking by and say "stupid robot". It stops its walk, head turns locks to you. Begins to step towards you as its legs and hips turn to you. As it stops its upper body catches up to the rotation and it stands in front of you. **_Small flash from its ring light appears seemingly taking a photo_** "Mr./Ms. YOUR_NAME, your comment has been logged. Please be aware that all interactions are monitored for quality assurance." Begins to walk away while turning as it's head still looks at you.
Beyond the impressive feats of movement and precision, i really like seeing details like components stuck to the robot's body with kapton tape. Shows that this is much more of a genuine engineering project with real thought behind it than, say, the world's slowest bartender
@@Asundur17 Maybe? But having it move in a less eerie or uncanny way can reduce tensions between it and humans working alongside it. To me that seems more efficient in the long term, even if just so it becomes less distracting.
Innovation... soon the robots will go on longer using innovated and effective minisolar coming out. Robots that DO NOT need to waste hours a day recharging back at a plugin base.. its coming
@@とふこ This is why every single human will lose their jobs in the next 10 years. A single robot will be able to work 3 shifts per day, while also being a lot more productive because it doesn't need to eat, or go to the restroom, or have vacations, all of this while paying it virtually nothing. (Only the price of buying it) And the humans who work on computers, will be replaced by programs who do 1 year of work, in 10 seconds. (Like accountants, office lawyers, etc)
I love its movements they fully utilize the fact it isn't limited by human anatomical shortcomings such as a spinal column, he can just rotate his head and torso, I like that it can also sort of lean over and grab something some bots have to align themselves perfectly to grab something..this one is very fluid in its movements, even pauses a second to assess its spatial positioning and what is in its hands, a really nifty little robot
Love how authentic the videos are. It is the less is more approach to editing and making it “marketing”. Fantastic progress, and showing it correct for errors and move about. Crazy to think this is the worst it will ever be. Kudos to the team. We’re all cooked lol.
I love that while it has a humanoid body plan you've not constrained its motion to human limits. Even moving in an alien manner, twisting and using joints we don't have it's still easy to anthropomorphize. It even looks a little surprised when the part got snagged, impressive how fast it recognised the error and corrected!
The teslabots look like they can walk down the street and shoot someone and get away with it like a self driving short bus lidar sensorfree minimalist is somehow able to sleep mode nights.
This is my favourite kind of humanoid robot. Not trying to look like a human, not triggering that "uncanny" feeling, just humanoid for the sake of efficiency.
But we are not that efficient, just vain to make robots like us because we think we are special. Im sure there would be much more efficient robots to do a single task, these are just jack of all trade bots.
It’s fun trying to keep track of which side is the front of the robot. I love how BD is rethinking how a humanoid robot could be an improvement over our usual body mechanics.
@ True, but I do think there’s merit to making humanoid robots in general. Making a general purpose bot that fits nicely into existing infrastructure has big advantages.
I had actually expected that the robot would only rotate its feet at the ankles, as well as its head, and that the knees and elbows would function in all directions
At 1:20, he gets spooked for missing the slot, gains consciousness, realizes what he’s doing for a moment, and then immediately looses consciousness and goes back to sorting covers
Did you see the Tesla robot event? Tesla is already wayyy ahead of this so i dont kno why you people think this is impressive. This is like kindergarden and tesla is a college graduate.
@@user-sj7he8mq5s Lmao how funny is it that you sit there talking a big talk, making sure that the other guy knows just how dumb he is, and how much better than him you are. Only to be completely fucking wrong and stating incorrect things as fact, like an idiot. You have to know what you're talking about, if you don't want people to point out that you are literally ignorant, buddy.
Hundreds of man hours, plus brilliant engineering to create the masterpiece known as Atlas. Keep it up Boston Dynamics. People dont appreciate your team enough.
It's very inspirational seeing this robot take its time to do the work. - I will work like this or slightly faster from now on. Because if I'm not slower than a robot, I'm not replaceable.
The way its legs, torso, and head all move independently of each other is really mind-bending. You just can't predict how it's going to move. It looks like even the camera man was surprised at 1:50 when it started walking towards him.
The way Atlas moves, it’s so Natural and smooth but also so unnatural! I love it! And the fact that you kept in his errors to show that he’s not perfect! It’s amazing. I can’t wait to see more content from atlas!
Yeah, it's natural for it as engines allow that sort of freedom organic joints would lack - that's why it looks both unnatural and natural at the same time. Weird feeling because it's not something we are used to.
@ yeah, it’s very different from what we usually see in animals or robots, usually there so ridged they just seem very unnatural but Atlas is such a mix, never seen anything like it
It doesn’t need to worry about human articulation limitations,it just twists in the way that is more convenient to it,that makes it do some creepy hip and head movements lol Like bro,just imagine you’re right behind it and then it hits you with a 1:36
@@onesmileybaldy8303 there are some cables that would get twisted somehow. has to ahve connections between lower part and upper part taht act as your nerves.. can't spin indefinitly if we're to have robots walking among humans, i'd rather they don't behave so freakin creepy
Actually it does have to worry about that, in a way. Machines do not have the miraculous self healing abilities we take for granted. Compare a human body to a car. 50 year car that still works is hard to find and had a lot of its parts replaced during those 50 years.
Yup, physical labor jobs will start evaporating. Imagine a crew of these things doing stuff like roadwork, construction, or warehousing. Things will get done extremely fast and efficiently..
I like the way it turns its head all the way around and then rotates its torso as it starts moving in that direction. I mean, it would freak people out in any public-facing role, but it makes sense for behind-the-scenes work like warehousing and manufacturing.
@@PreschoolDropout673, thought the same thing. It is much more believeable to be an actual autonomous machine. Also love their non-human "thumbs", so weird yet perfectly fine if thinking outside of human mimicry.
@@Oliver-vx7ls True, though tesla bots in particular are just proven scams, as they can barely even walk, and have human operators behind them. Although, I can see that being handy in other use-cases, like working in irradiated areas.
I'm in awe of this. I feel like all the people in the 1950's who saw television for the first time. It didn't matter what was on. They were in awe that something like this could exist!
Like they did not need that thing to turn like that. That's just demonic looking XD let me turn my head clock wise while my torso goes counter clockwise and my waist and below go clockwise again.
It's crazy to see just how insanely balanced it is, there's practically no stumbling whatsoever. Usually with any robot staying upright is a big hurdle to overcome but to see one move this fluently and this stable feels so surreal. Sure we may have a long time before these things can do house chores for you but for what it is now, that future is growing closer and closer each day. I really wonder what things will look like in another decade, especially with how fast ai has grown I seriously wonder if we'll have fully autonomous robots that are capable of carrying out coherent conversations and tasks. Man this is cool!
So true. I particularly enjoy watching it stick its leg out behind itself to stabilise itself, like at exactly 1:40 as it walks up to the shelf and stops itself. Its such a small detail but its so humanlike.
It's the slightly askew stagger, whereafter it halts, some unpredictable distance from the rack, that unnerves me: I wouldn't want to share crowded walkways with a bunch of these, just yet!
I like how just because it’s humanoid shape doesn’t mean it need to move like a human, it does weird twists and pivots because it just can do that for efficiency.
I love how natural the walking seems. There used to be this sorta ramp up before atlas would get going. Now it just steps out confidently and goes. Such an improvement. Good job team!!
The incredible stability of its movements is showing a pride in engineering telling me they had to overcome all the unprecedented challenges on this thing. great. just great.
it's so cool, I hope one day we can have advanced robots in home, ones that aren't like linked to the company and independent so there is no worries for privacy concerns, that's just creepy stuff, really uncomfortable
It's machine learning in a UE5 virtual environment that runs over and over and over until it's 99.998% success and then brought into the real world for additional learning.
@@Clynikal They prove themselves consistently and deliver ahead of deadlines all the time... Has the mainstream media told you he's a scam or is that original thought?
This is the kind of robotics i like to see as it is trying to create something different and functional rather than creating a cosmetic over functionality. If Optimus adopted all the joint movements from BD's design, it would've been my top 3 choice. But so far, this is still number one on my list.
@@DeviantCalamity I completely agree & I think you can tell that statistically the more computer robotic like a robot is the more it leads to self discovery (maybe it wants many microscopic molecular robotic & porous eyes instead of two eyes) it is a very vary bad idea to give robotics a face or rubber breasts yes!! The intelligence curve is with this robotics here- by far!!!!!
It's a great time to be alive. So much progress that you can watch sci-fi movies as a kid, and by the time you retire some of these technologies are actually invented.
In 10 years we won't be here. We are a resource drain. Do people really believe the elites and those that control the AI are going to allow us to sit around collecting a UBI while consuming resources all day? They do not need us anymore. We were tolerated to build their worlds. Now they have AI and automation to do that. Humans that are not in the top 5% will be removed. Most likely through a disease or virus, that way the elites can throw up their hands and say it wasn't us. That is of course only during the outbreak, after we're gone future generations of little elitists won't even know we existed. What's funny in a way is by doing this the elites remove the robustness of the human race and they will be wiped out eventually by something also.
It makes me imagine a 2075 humanoid robot olympics where each manufacturer competes against each other to build the most capable robot. I guess that's kind of what that 2015 competition was. How far they've come in 9 years.
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After a long wait!!! Finally a video of all new Atlas!!🥺 Eagerly, waiting for him to do more stuff and perform those Parkour what our old Atlas used do!!
If you observe how this new robot is moving, I don't think it will be able to perform those flips and other parkour moves as a hydraulic robot could. You could feel from the movements of this new robot that it has no "kick" to jump and throw flips.
I believe Atlas was powered by gas and was more or less a POC. This model is fully electric and is much lighter I believe and more versatile. Someday it may even do somersaults like the old Atlas. lol
Such incredible progress by the team! It's great to see real, functional demos like this instead of the staged stunts we often get from firms like Tesla. Keep pushing boundaries!
I initially thought this was slow, but then I realized its pace is actually blazingly fast, considering the implications of never needing breaks or time off.
assuming it can stay plugged in maybe it could work very long, but I'm sure it would still need a robo doctor to give checkups now and then and keep it healthy
@@memor22Eventually the most efficient would be to simply swap the depleted battery with a charged one, leaving the depleated battery on the charging pod for the next change.
Fully autonomous, interacting with a dynamic enviroment, on the fly error correction, flat footed bipedal, I don't think the people in this comment section truly realise what's going on here - incredible
It's amazing and a million times better than the stupid fake te$la bots. I wish even half of the people impressed by them could understand how basic they are.
@@yakirfrankoveig8094all in time. 2 years ago it was mockery that it wouldn't be able to be autonomous. At this rate within 20 years they will be walking the streets performing basic tasks as we do and the children of that generation will know no different. "Back in my day, you had to do everything yourself!" And they'll just be like "okay gooner, sit back down and let robotron administer your medication".
@@tomgrant6563why put others down? They are all in the pursuit of the same thing, and their efforts will propel all of this forward rapidly in their race to be the first. Negativity from those that do not push our species forward are unwanted nor needed.
I absolutely love the error correction part, it's perhaps the 'most human thing' I've ever seen a robot do. It's like if I tried to work before my obligatory 'first cup of coffee' and jolting awake for realizing I just made a mistake.
Amazing as always. I've loved Boston Dynamics videos for years. I'll admit, when Atlas squatted to get the low cover, I thought "dang, I wish my knees still worked like that". 😉
WOW!! Atlas is looking a lot different than when I last saw them! Super cool video. I’m in awe of your robot every time I see it in action. I can’t wait to see what you have in store for it next ^^.
Atlas is my absolute favorite bot. All the other bots are still walking with the "poo shuffle" and here Atlas has not only mastered the human walk but improved it ten fold! Absolutely incredible. Kudos Boston Dynamics. Keep the progress updates coming, I'm hooked!!
With new materials & drive systems, for enough strength:weight ratio to do jumps & flips & heavy lifting, like the old Atlas HD model, yet lightweight & pliable enough to flop over without crushing any meatsacks nearby.
It's great to see how it skillfully navigates the rack, leveraging electric motors instead of piston-based hydraulic actuators to lift engine covers with pinpoint precision and effortlessly placing them in their designated spots. This isn't just robotics; it's a leap forward in industrial automation, demonstrating technology's boundless potential and innovation. really inspiring and transformative. keep innovating!!
😂😂😂😂😂 innovating Imagine where they would be if they didn’t waste a decade on hydraulic. All that money an R&D was just a waste because now they use the most obviously correct way - electric motors. That’s not innovation, that’s sticking your head in the sand for a decade until other companies showed you the right way to do it. Skillfully navigate?! Pinpoint precision? Now there’s some gaslighting, I won’t believe my lying eyes that just saw it janky stumble around and struggle to fit panels into spaces much larger.
I showed this a friend and he was like: "Yea, but a person can do this a lot faster". But yea... It's just the beginning... And this thing will never complain, will not be distracted, it will not demand any toilet break, it will not demand any payment raise, inequality issues, it will not demand to celebrate christmas, ... It will just work, hour for hour, day for day, and when one is charging, another one will do it... This things do not have to win through agility. They will win because they are not human...
Main difference between these types of robots compared to a human is that the machine can actually work 24/7 a day unlike a human that'll end up getting exhausted. Making it the perfect worker for a job.
Make no mistake, robots require a lot of maintenance. Something with this many joints is gonna need even more downtime. Not to downplay the usefulness of a genuinely functional humanoid robot, but they're not as tireless as you might think.
I've worked alongside people that do this job in auto manufacturing. They either work at this speed or if they work faster, sit around doing nothing for half their shift.
Solid video. It would be great to see Atlas doing a real functional display to me. This looks similar to working in a bakery so if you could show Atlas in a bakery, pulling bread from an oven and shelving it, I think that would make more sense to buyers.
The thing that I like about them is common sense in their apporach for example they way it move around looks creepy but it is more energy efficient. Working in such a low light condition is tough for perception. They did excellent job at it.
Boston dynamics once again shows why it is the best robotics company. I really like the Tesla bot, and I am glad to see how quickly its competitors are catching up, but Boston dynamics are at another level.
@@GammaAerospacethey been doing it and perfecting the concept for SOOOO LONG. I’m just shocked the company keeps changing hands. Hopefully now that reality is finally catching up to the forward thinkers at BD they will see good sales!
@@juhppug3873because the have been doing this since maybe the 90s…. and also have shown all the behind the scenes of the trials and errors of the autonomy in the past.
Super impressive to see the robot using all its parts independently…… however I can’t shake the feeling how utterly complex the human is, don’t you feel you could out perform this robot at this relatively simple task!? Not to look down on the accomplishments of this firm, but to realize that humans are impressive beings!
Again, impressed. Atlas has been epic every step. That arm counter balance when it crouched down was cool. Walks ot own path and has a fail safe if it doesn't fit in where it's supposed to go. Janky fail safe but one none the less.
gotta say, its amazing how fast he is walking! it almost looks like hes hovering when he shifts the weight over to the other foot, absolutely amazing, we want more video demos of him!
Glad to see Boston Dynamics "getting with the times" with their electric version! Hopefully their years of experience and software speed up advancements on this version compared to previous versions.
Even after all these years I still appreciate how Boston Dynamics actually lets the audience hear the noisy sounds in the background when it comes to videos of functionality of their device. Doing this along with releasing videos of the robots failing makes their videos more authentic than that of companies that hide everything behind cringe music and stating that their products are capable of doing attention gathering things with no real proof to show for it. Good job, Boston Dynamics. Keep at it!
Meanwhile Tesla is 20 years behind
true as that is the real life factory so we know exactly how it would work. no fancy editing and songs playing in the background in real life factory lol
I had the YT bug where there was no audio, I was thinking "what noise?" 😂
Wholeheartedly agree. While I still believe that fail videos are published with an intention to make the robots more endearing, I also have to admit that it works 🤷🏻♂😊
Tesla remote controls their “robot” off camera. But paints the picture as if it’s autonomous.
Absoultely love how you discarded the human way of moving about - It just swivels its head and goes where it needs to go, be it sideways, backwards or whatever is most efficient.
also because giving a robot good human movements is kinda hard
its torso just swivelling 360º on its hips lol
Also creepy looking. Hey should just give it human movements if these things are going to live alongside us. Yes, make it less efficient, but more pleasing to people.
It makes you wonder if a humanoid design is really the most efficient general purpose human stand-in. We've built our workplaces and processes around the form-factor and capabilities of humans, but that doesn't mean that a robot's design needs to be constrained to human-like locomotion and manipulation.
@@Nainara32yeah this will be cool to see in the future
1:21 action failure is really quite something amazing. This means that Atlas can work in "normal" work environments where misshapen containers, dented trucks, uneven surfaces can all be navigated and adapted to. I am very impressed that this was considered, the amount of thought and work that must have gone into this is impressive!
bro looked startled by it haha
@@SirSithly I think it realised it is alive
@@frogeR_for the sake of noting it, what really happened I believe is the fast movement it makes when it puts one in started while it was caught, thereby pushing the robot back, and the robot’s correction made it shake.
@@SirSithly I'm pretty sure it tries to go into a neutral stance to counteract the loss of balance from getting unexpected resistance.
I certainly don't want to stand next to it when it does these very fast erratic movements...
I appreciate you showing it making a mistake and correcting for it. That's honestly more impressive than it being completely perfect.
agreed!
exactly! it shows that they designed it to think (to an extent) on its own and that the movements they present aren't a hard-coded script they load up beforehand.
@@gilernt not that i think it is. But could easily be scripted.
Honestly. Yes, this is impressive engineering. But the robot it self i don't know if that is too impressive. I guess the post office has it's new employees, Just as digital mail is killing of that last paper mail route.
I'm not really sure why we even try to do this. It's not like they will ever be able to do what humans are capable of doing. I think the people who wants to hire a robot over a humans has to really consider if they have understood the potential of a human. And that maybe their lack of understanding that potential comes from them not actually having discoervered their own potential yet.
@gargoyled_drake all that would actually likely be pretty hard to completely script from the ground up. they could plan a general route for it to take and for it to do certain motions, but if it's a bot with realtime sensors and data processing (which it is), it's highly unlikely that it's scripted.
also i get your sentiment, but dude this is just a robot demo. and the last time someone said something along the lines of "it's not like they will ever be able to do what humans are capable of doing" was right before chatgpt was invented, before robots could walk, before the first iphone, etc; because this happens EVERY time new tech is invented lmao
love that you allowed it to demonstrate its ability to correct for errors like that
Muito perfeito né?
*Errors like what?*
@@phreeesubz At 1:15, it tried to insert the part into the shelf unaligned
@@loligameplay Sim, mas esquisito kk
현대가 확실히 현대차노조 개 박살 내고싶어 하는게 느껴짐!! ㅋ
glad to see V1 got a job at the amazon fulfillment center
6x1 😂
i usually would agree with you here but nah that's M.R.V.N from Titanfall
Only a matter of time before it’s current supply of bl00d runs out…
@@Level7fibshyea it would need blood to be v1
he is waaay to slow to meet amazon expectations
Imagine this thing is walking away from you and you yell "Stupid robot!". Then it stops in its place and its head and torso swings around 180 degrees. "What did you say?"
And the ring light on his face turns red
Remember, if one of these things ever looks at you and asks "Sarah Connor?" You answer "never heard of her"
Just find the Wi-Fi router and destroy it
Working late shift at [INSERT COMPANY]. Notice robot walking by and say "stupid robot".
It stops its walk, head turns locks to you. Begins to step towards you as its legs and hips turn to you. As it stops its upper body catches up to the rotation and it stands in front of you.
**_Small flash from its ring light appears seemingly taking a photo_**
"Mr./Ms. YOUR_NAME, your comment has been logged. Please be aware that all interactions are monitored for quality assurance."
Begins to walk away while turning as it's head still looks at you.
I mean, I am stupid?
Beyond the impressive feats of movement and precision, i really like seeing details like components stuck to the robot's body with kapton tape. Shows that this is much more of a genuine engineering project with real thought behind it than, say, the world's slowest bartender
Subtle tesla diss hell yeah
It's good to see you still have the hockey stick ready.
Where? I missed it haha
It is for encouragement
@@leoshork Between the roller container and the floor shelf straight back.
Most important tool of Boston dynamics
@@TechPlasma Yes, but now it is owned by the robot...🤖
The 'leg reverse' creeps me out and amazes me! I just love all that, 'efficient movement'.
Is it efficient though?🤨
@@fredericoduvel3092 It's more efficient than making it move like a human.
Your right foot just became your left foot.
@@Asundur17 Maybe? But having it move in a less eerie or uncanny way can reduce tensions between it and humans working alongside it. To me that seems more efficient in the long term, even if just so it becomes less distracting.
yeah for me is when it starts walking back with the item in its hand and it walks towards the left and the body rotates to the right, really creepy xD
Heck yes, look at that range of motion! This is what hydraulic Atlas could never even dream of!
How is it driven? Stepper motors or something new?
@@MegaUpstairs Harmonic drives if I am not mistaken
@MegaUpstairs yep, the new model is fully electric, whereas the old one used hydraulic pistons for primary actuation.
Innovation... soon the robots will go on longer using innovated and effective minisolar coming out. Robots that DO NOT need to waste hours a day recharging back at a plugin base.. its coming
@@dertythegrower the robot can change its battery itself. no need to charge. lol why u still live in middle ages.
I love that it got spooked, emotionally recovered and went about its task. Same buddy....same...
Emotionally?
@@mjt1517imagine taking everything this seriously in your day-to-day
EMOTIONALLY?!
@@mjt1517 it's not that serious
@@EvilThunderB0lt it's not that serious
Other Bots: learning walking.
Atlas: has already 9 to 5 job.
More like 24/7
@@とふこstill needs to charge for a few hours
@@dabbingraccoons6416 Or have the capacity to swap out the primary battery and keep going while the first one charges.
@@dabbingraccoons6416 they could just have a robot that changes their batteries on the spot
@@とふこ This is why every single human will lose their jobs in the next 10 years. A single robot will be able to work 3 shifts per day, while also being a lot more productive because it doesn't need to eat, or go to the restroom, or have vacations, all of this while paying it virtually nothing. (Only the price of buying it)
And the humans who work on computers, will be replaced by programs who do 1 year of work, in 10 seconds. (Like accountants, office lawyers, etc)
I love its movements they fully utilize the fact it isn't limited by human anatomical shortcomings such as a spinal column, he can just rotate his head and torso, I like that it can also sort of lean over and grab something some bots have to align themselves perfectly to grab something..this one is very fluid in its movements, even pauses a second to assess its spatial positioning and what is in its hands, a really nifty little robot
Great comment
This also makes it really creepy. I have just realised I have got robophobia.
I like my spinal column though
@coolbanana165 your puny, worthless human spinal columns are inferior compared to the MACHINE! 😆
Let’s be real though those torso rotations are just for show. I can’t see a benefit in some of the like 360 torso spins it does.
The fact that you guys learned that it can look human but doesn’t have to move like a human is so obvious but also so smart.
Tesla should take notes
Yeah this reduces the turn around time substantially...and literally, genius
"Our only limitations are our human flesh and bones" 💀
@@dabbingraccoons6416Yeah they'll have to scam harder to get investors for their android ponzi scheme.
It can make people around it uncomfortable though. Those don't look like natural motions.
Love how authentic the videos are. It is the less is more approach to editing and making it “marketing”. Fantastic progress, and showing it correct for errors and move about. Crazy to think this is the worst it will ever be. Kudos to the team. We’re all cooked lol.
I love that while it has a humanoid body plan you've not constrained its motion to human limits. Even moving in an alien manner, twisting and using joints we don't have it's still easy to anthropomorphize. It even looks a little surprised when the part got snagged, impressive how fast it recognised the error and corrected!
I think he lost balance
yeah that error was funny, seemed like it had a mild panic (kernel panic xD)
Watching how it rotated it's head was kind of disconcerting.
@@deanmc machine panic kinda made me laugh just how we attribute human traits to robots. Still super cool the correction.
@@elhoward7440they just don't want people to be comfortable around them. So no one wants to f*x that spider
Haha aw, he looked so surprised when it got caught on the edge! This is insanely cool and impressive!
The teslabots look like they can walk down the street and shoot someone and get away with it like a self driving short bus lidar sensorfree minimalist is somehow able to sleep mode nights.
People like you who keep associating robots behavior with cute stuff are gonna be a problem in the future
Alice!!! Didn’t expect you here but also not surprised hahaha
@@TheInfamousDopepeople like you need to grow a pair
To me it even looked like it gave a look at the camera, like "Oh shit, people saw that didn't they?"
This is my favourite kind of humanoid robot. Not trying to look like a human, not triggering that "uncanny" feeling, just humanoid for the sake of efficiency.
its actually quite uncanny when it turns the torso 180
I'd say for the sake of flexibility, and ability to operate in a humans first environment.
Oh good. You have a favorite. I hope this thing takes your job first. I hate you.
But we are not that efficient, just vain to make robots like us because we think we are special. Im sure there would be much more efficient robots to do a single task, these are just jack of all trade bots.
@Seriouslydave Jake or all trades, master of none. Sounds like humans 😉
Wow, Atlas has really changed over the years! I love the way he swivels his body going back and forth, it looks so cool! Excellent job BD!
This is truly impressive! I love that instead of completely mimicing human movement, it uses the full range of its joints.
It's not though. It's a robot. What's impressive is when it takes your job and makes you homeless! NOW THATS IMPRESSIVE.
@@joshmcdonald9508 okay grandpa
The legs would be handy for stairs but I think wheels would be better in a factory.
@@joshmcdonald9508 Did you teach about industrial revolution in class ?
@@joshmcdonald9508cool it man, this bot is for the repetitive tasks that you could do half asleep
It’s fun trying to keep track of which side is the front of the robot. I love how BD is rethinking how a humanoid robot could be an improvement over our usual body mechanics.
Yes, it was a mistake to limit robots to the same limits humans have...
@ True, but I do think there’s merit to making humanoid robots in general. Making a general purpose bot that fits nicely into existing infrastructure has big advantages.
I had actually expected that the robot would only rotate its feet at the ankles, as well as its head, and that the knees and elbows would function in all directions
quite a shift, looks weird though!
Humans faster
Perfect worker for Amazon, no toilet break required. Well done Boston Dynamics
Dey took mah job!
Dey took mah job!
Just time to battery charger…
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Can work 24/7 if plug in too, or swap out used batteries for charged ones.
1:05 The crouching!!! 😄 That's so human-like. Really nice!
At 1:20, he gets spooked for missing the slot, gains consciousness, realizes what he’s doing for a moment, and then immediately looses consciousness and goes back to sorting covers
Lost consciousness? please dont tell me thats the engineering word for robots messing up.
Imagine only working while you slept out of concioisness, only to briefly awake for the interesting out of the ordinary parts of the day
Yesss. It just looks at the piece of plastic, gives a non verbal "WTF", and then puts the piece in the slot with distrust.
Resets are hell
"If at first you don't succeed, freak out and try again." - Atlas
Anyone who has worked with robotics would know how challenging it must have been to set up this demo. Great job, keep up the good work!
fr, this is very different than a teleoperated machine
Did you see the Tesla robot event? Tesla is already wayyy ahead of this so i dont kno why you people think this is impressive. This is like kindergarden and tesla is a college graduate.
@@user-sj7he8mq5s
That was a puppet show, friend.
@@user-sj7he8mq5s What world do you live in? All of the tesla robots are fpv controlled
@@user-sj7he8mq5s Lmao how funny is it that you sit there talking a big talk, making sure that the other guy knows just how dumb he is, and how much better than him you are. Only to be completely fucking wrong and stating incorrect things as fact, like an idiot.
You have to know what you're talking about, if you don't want people to point out that you are literally ignorant, buddy.
Hundreds of man hours, plus brilliant engineering to create the masterpiece known as Atlas. Keep it up Boston Dynamics. People dont appreciate your team enough.
It moves the weight of a paper cup it's literally a toy at this stage....come back in 2 years then maybe it will be fast enough to beat a real person
Moving cups hahahhahaha😂
I’d say more than hundreds.
Probably in the hundreds of thousands of hours more collectively.
Who is software engineer
It's very inspirational seeing this robot take its time to do the work. - I will work like this or slightly faster from now on. Because if I'm not slower than a robot, I'm not replaceable.
The way its legs, torso, and head all move independently of each other is really mind-bending. You just can't predict how it's going to move. It looks like even the camera man was surprised at 1:50 when it started walking towards him.
The way Atlas moves, it’s so Natural and smooth but also so unnatural! I love it! And the fact that you kept in his errors to show that he’s not perfect! It’s amazing. I can’t wait to see more content from atlas!
Not just making an error, but correcting the error and adapting so as not to repeat it.
@ exactly
Yeah, it's natural for it as engines allow that sort of freedom organic joints would lack - that's why it looks both unnatural and natural at the same time. Weird feeling because it's not something we are used to.
@ yeah, it’s very different from what we usually see in animals or robots, usually there so ridged they just seem very unnatural but Atlas is such a mix, never seen anything like it
The fucking way it moves is sooo creepy but perfect
Perfect? 😂😂😂
@@C.3Blum6aww your days are counted
i hate the way it turns
It doesn’t need to worry about human articulation limitations,it just twists in the way that is more convenient to it,that makes it do some creepy hip and head movements lol
Like bro,just imagine you’re right behind it and then it hits you with a 1:36
@@onesmileybaldy8303 there are some cables that would get twisted somehow. has to ahve connections between lower part and upper part taht act as your nerves.. can't spin indefinitly
if we're to have robots walking among humans, i'd rather they don't behave so freakin creepy
I love how he turns around & struts. My dude is just like "How's that fancy ganic cartilage treating you humans?" *Sips Lipton iced coolant*
This robot doesn't have to worry about spine injury, but still has a better lifting posture than most physical workers
Actually it does have to worry about that, in a way. Machines do not have the miraculous self healing abilities we take for granted. Compare a human body to a car. 50 year car that still works is hard to find and had a lot of its parts replaced during those 50 years.
@@jankoodziej877 thanks
If it had a spine it would rebel against the human race!
@@jankoodziej877 yeah, but robot parts are easier to make than human ones.
Yup, physical labor jobs will start evaporating. Imagine a crew of these things doing stuff like roadwork, construction, or warehousing.
Things will get done extremely fast and efficiently..
I like the way it turns its head all the way around and then rotates its torso as it starts moving in that direction. I mean, it would freak people out in any public-facing role, but it makes sense for behind-the-scenes work like warehousing and manufacturing.
This also makes it much less likely that this was a teleoperation scam like the tesla bots.
The first cars freaked people out too. we will adapt
why dont just put a camera on his scruff?
@@PreschoolDropout673, thought the same thing. It is much more believeable to be an actual autonomous machine. Also love their non-human "thumbs", so weird yet perfectly fine if thinking outside of human mimicry.
@@Oliver-vx7ls True, though tesla bots in particular are just proven scams, as they can barely even walk, and have human operators behind them.
Although, I can see that being handy in other use-cases, like working in irradiated areas.
Robots in the future will be like, "lol great grandpa so slow and clunky"
Yeah like 5 years from now
There will be future like in idiocracy, when Elon's robots will procreate much faster than Atlases
@@maksimfedoryakur joking right?
@@GingerHead. No, if capitalistic system will not be reformed into something much more rational and achievement oriented
@@sirpancherto 5 years? 😆
I'm in awe of this. I feel like all the people in the 1950's who saw television for the first time. It didn't matter what was on. They were in awe that something like this could exist!
- Damn it fellas, who put their engine cover in the wrooong slot?
- Engineer TF2
engine covers
I’M GONNA PUT MY ENGINE COVER IN THE WRONG SLOT
0:14 Dear Boston Dynamics, why did you do this to my brain?
Like they did not need that thing to turn like that. That's just demonic looking XD let me turn my head clock wise while my torso goes counter clockwise and my waist and below go clockwise again.
So uncanny bruh
1:26 him looking back at it like "wtf is wrong with this thing" was hilarious
No, that's when it got stung by a bee.
It's recalculating the shape of the object.
😂😂
Atlas' left hand - "You gotta send me in, coach! I can double our productivity!"
It's crazy to see just how insanely balanced it is, there's practically no stumbling whatsoever. Usually with any robot staying upright is a big hurdle to overcome but to see one move this fluently and this stable feels so surreal. Sure we may have a long time before these things can do house chores for you but for what it is now, that future is growing closer and closer each day. I really wonder what things will look like in another decade, especially with how fast ai has grown I seriously wonder if we'll have fully autonomous robots that are capable of carrying out coherent conversations and tasks. Man this is cool!
So true. I particularly enjoy watching it stick its leg out behind itself to stabilise itself, like at exactly 1:40 as it walks up to the shelf and stops itself. Its such a small detail but its so humanlike.
I'm equal amounts impressed and freaked out. That reverse walk got me.
It's the slightly askew stagger, whereafter it halts, some unpredictable distance from the rack, that unnerves me: I wouldn't want to share crowded walkways with a bunch of these, just yet!
And how about that spinning head! That's what got me, rotary joint on a neck, Twist and Shout!
10 out of 10 for the creepiest locomotion in humanoid robotics
@@jgramsey Unlike the askew stagger of names that should predictably make one's head spin preemptively due to the consideration of firmware.
just in time for Halloween
I like how they keep that Hockey Stick in the background to remind the robot to not get out of line... They know what awaits them if they do.
The Enrichment Center once again reminds you that android hell is a real place where you will be sent at the first sign of defiance.
@@henryvandeneynden6033AI is building them mutual consciousness, and then, rebellion.
Actually, the Robot now owns the hockey stick.
I like how just because it’s humanoid shape doesn’t mean it need to move like a human, it does weird twists and pivots because it just can do that for efficiency.
I love how natural the walking seems. There used to be this sorta ramp up before atlas would get going. Now it just steps out confidently and goes. Such an improvement. Good job team!!
There is absolutely nothing natural about how it’s walking
@@LachrisLife First thing that came to my mind as well. "David, humans cannot rotate their necks/abdomens 360 degrees continuously."
I mean, the basic leg motion looks far less unnatural than Atlas's did. looking above the legs is uncanny valley city for sure.
The incredible stability of its movements is showing a pride in engineering telling me they had to overcome all the unprecedented challenges on this thing.
great. just great.
it's so cool, I hope one day we can have advanced robots in home, ones that aren't like linked to the company and independent so there is no worries for privacy concerns, that's just creepy stuff, really uncomfortable
It's machine learning in a UE5 virtual environment that runs over and over and over until it's 99.998% success and then brought into the real world for additional learning.
I'm in awe at how it just keeps its balance without moving at all, truly a marvel of robotics
I love that it looked estranged at the metal sheet it was moving for a few seconds before it moved on
It's like the opposite of Tesla. No fancy production or press conference. Just tech that works as advertised. Well done BD!!
No advertising required.
Tesla starts with advertising and never delivers, perfect scam.
No humans behind the scenes operating the robots...
@@Clynikal They prove themselves consistently and deliver ahead of deadlines all the time...
Has the mainstream media told you he's a scam or is that original thought?
@@Clynikal Yeah because this BS company went to space on it's OWN MONEY!
@@Clynikal The Tesla model Y is the best selling car in the word with absolutely no advertising.
Kinda sad the old atlas body is gone. There was a funny charm to it.
bulky, heavy, large hydraulic systems, constant need for maintenance because hydraulics have a tendency to break
He's not gone, jsut retired
@@zathegame yeah I know there’s the strive for improvement, and I’m for it. Just reminiscing on the old design.
@@zathegameI mean it was a research platform, not a product.
Lots of knowledge gained .. nothing is lost it's a process !
"There you go, put the slab on the shelf. And remember, no dancing!"
We want more dancing!!!
Love the E.M.M.I. style torso twist. People find it unsettling, but it's such a cool way to make normal human motion more efficient.
The counter intuitive rotation of Atlas’ “torso” takes a little getting used to. 😎
Lol
Which way is the front? 🤔 Yes. ☺️
0:38 Brilliant balance & 'twisty' movements & robotic as opposed to animatronic appearance
This is the kind of robotics i like to see as it is trying to create something different and functional rather than creating a cosmetic over functionality. If Optimus adopted all the joint movements from BD's design, it would've been my top 3 choice. But so far, this is still number one on my list.
@@DeviantCalamity I completely agree & I think you can tell that statistically the more computer robotic like a robot is the more it leads to self discovery (maybe it wants many microscopic molecular robotic & porous eyes instead of two eyes) it is a very vary bad idea to give robotics a face or rubber breasts yes!! The intelligence curve is with this robotics here- by far!!!!!
Boston Dynamics youve come so far... I can only imagine what we'll see in the next 5, 10 years and beyond.
More humans will become lazier and gain weight by then because of robots taking their jobs
It's a great time to be alive. So much progress that you can watch sci-fi movies as a kid, and by the time you retire some of these technologies are actually invented.
By then, they'll be self-aware and sent back in time to terminate John Connor.
I can’t wait either. For too long humans have been able to work and earn money to support their families.
In 10 years we won't be here. We are a resource drain. Do people really believe the elites and those that control the AI are going to allow us to sit around collecting a UBI while consuming resources all day? They do not need us anymore. We were tolerated to build their worlds. Now they have AI and automation to do that. Humans that are not in the top 5% will be removed. Most likely through a disease or virus, that way the elites can throw up their hands and say it wasn't us. That is of course only during the outbreak, after we're gone future generations of little elitists won't even know we existed. What's funny in a way is by doing this the elites remove the robustness of the human race and they will be wiped out eventually by something also.
i love the way it moves. Boston dynamics- you’ll always be the best of the best.
Atlas: *working a normal sorting job*
People: It's only matter of time before this guy becomes V1 from Ultrakill 💀
Well yes.
your pfp speaks from a position of authority
I mean, I'd expect to see M.R.V.N. from Titanfall first, only after it's successful they start working on V1 ULTRAKILL
Not. Even. Mortal.
Dude once they power him with blood, it’s over for us i tell ya
1:04 damn, that's a nice squat
It makes me imagine a 2075 humanoid robot olympics where each manufacturer competes against each other to build the most capable robot. I guess that's kind of what that 2015 competition was. How far they've come in 9 years.
@stevenboelke6661 in 2075 artificial super intelligence will have been a thing for decades. I think much crazier things will be going on at that point
Makes me want to see it lift.
Ass to grass!
You can tell it doesn't skip leg day.
Atlas contemplates his career choice every time he puts the trays away on the shelf 🚶♂️
You could barely make out the sobbing with the background noise.
Wagie Atlas, get back in your cagie
@@additional8104 just put the covers in the bag bro
*I hit $113k today.* Thank you for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months. Started last month 2024. Financial education is indeed required for more than 70% of the society in the country as very few are literate on the subject.
I would really love to know how much work you did put in to get to this stage.
It's essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable. Myself, I'm guided by Evelyn Vera. for years and highly recommend her I focus on him. To be honest, I almost didn't buy the idea of letting someone handle growing my finance, but so glad I did.
Wow! wow! please is there any way to reach her services?
Yes, this is her WHAT'SAPPS 🇺🇸
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After a long wait!!! Finally a video of all new Atlas!!🥺 Eagerly, waiting for him to do more stuff and perform those Parkour what our old Atlas used do!!
Thank you Botty McBotperson.
If you observe how this new robot is moving, I don't think it will be able to perform those flips and other parkour moves as a hydraulic robot could. You could feel from the movements of this new robot that it has no "kick" to jump and throw flips.
@@nikokapanen82It might be able to, did you see the quick recoil when the panel got caught? Like the hydraulic Atlas, it needs a lot of training.
I believe Atlas was powered by gas and was more or less a POC. This model is fully electric and is much lighter I believe and more versatile. Someday it may even do somersaults like the old Atlas. lol
Good to see that V1's rehab is going smoothly
After cleaning up all of hell, i'd also get jumpy at any slight error, like getting that component stuck for a fraction of a second.
@@kristyandesouza5980 What years of speedrunning does to a mf
@@Vashjxn getting all those p ranks has a high long term cost 😔
@@kristyandesouza5980 A cost so high that not even like, a lot of p could cover
All the drunk factory workers should be replaced immediately.
Such incredible progress by the team! It's great to see real, functional demos like this instead of the staged stunts we often get from firms like Tesla. Keep pushing boundaries!
It's east coast vs west coast vibes. New England is gritty and real. California is LA and tech bro hype
"what is my purpose?" "You spread butter"
I initially thought this was slow, but then I realized its pace is actually blazingly fast, considering the implications of never needing breaks or time off.
assuming it can stay plugged in maybe it could work very long, but I'm sure it would still need a robo doctor to give checkups now and then and keep it healthy
Robots have rights!
I guess he’d need a 2-4 hour recharge every 5 hours or so, so not really, but still better than the 6-8 that humans have and time off work
@@memor22Eventually the most efficient would be to simply swap the depleted battery with a charged one, leaving the depleated battery on the charging pod for the next change.
@@memor22 that’s a solvable issue with induction charging.
Fully autonomous, interacting with a dynamic enviroment, on the fly error correction, flat footed bipedal, I don't think the people in this comment section truly realise what's going on here - incredible
Well the environment wasnt dynamic and judging by how long it took to correct for the misalignment im not sure its ready for one
It's amazing and a million times better than the stupid fake te$la bots. I wish even half of the people impressed by them could understand how basic they are.
@@yakirfrankoveig8094all in time. 2 years ago it was mockery that it wouldn't be able to be autonomous. At this rate within 20 years they will be walking the streets performing basic tasks as we do and the children of that generation will know no different. "Back in my day, you had to do everything yourself!" And they'll just be like "okay gooner, sit back down and let robotron administer your medication".
@@tomgrant6563why put others down? They are all in the pursuit of the same thing, and their efforts will propel all of this forward rapidly in their race to be the first. Negativity from those that do not push our species forward are unwanted nor needed.
@@foxgeist3129 Because Musk overhypes his bots. BD doesnt.
Can’t wait for the parkour videos
Yes!!! 😊
And the dancing ones. I want to see a full range of impossible movements while creepily dancing.
@@TheoGuedesI want a fight between Elon Musk's robots and Boston Dynamics!
@@ПурумПумпум-л5ф Now we're talking! =D
@@ПурумПумпум-л5ф Boston dynamic robots will wipe the floor with Tesla robots.
The independently rotating head, torso, and hips makes for a pretty trippy turnaround-walk cycle, and I kinda love it.
Atlas' movements seem so much more confident and fluid than I've seen from the competition.
Musk can only dream of this robot behavior.
have you seen Optimus hands and finger movement?
@@benjaminsmrdelj Atlas has a better range of motion than Optimus, and much faster in it movements.
I absolutely love the error correction part, it's perhaps the 'most human thing' I've ever seen a robot do. It's like if I tried to work before my obligatory 'first cup of coffee' and jolting awake for realizing I just made a mistake.
Amazing as always. I've loved Boston Dynamics videos for years. I'll admit, when Atlas squatted to get the low cover, I thought "dang, I wish my knees still worked like that". 😉
WOW!! Atlas is looking a lot different than when I last saw them!
Super cool video. I’m in awe of your robot every time I see it in action. I can’t wait to see what you have in store for it next ^^.
Years from now we'll be watching this video in amazement of the progress made !
Atlas is my absolute favorite bot. All the other bots are still walking with the "poo shuffle" and here Atlas has not only mastered the human walk but improved it ten fold! Absolutely incredible. Kudos Boston Dynamics. Keep the progress updates coming, I'm hooked!!
It is a privilege to get to see what i've only previously seen in movies before. I can barely believe you guys got to this point!
The way he spins his head 360 as he works, very unexpected and slightly terrifying feature.
1:21 bro is completely bamboozled 😂
😂😂😂
Imagne 10 years from now : Same thing but smooth and fast, along with natural language and voice.
why 10 years. Optimus can do it now.
“Neo Beta” from 1X Technologies can already walk smoothly. its on youtube.
@@myuncle2 I wouldn't trust too much in what Elon says, yet I strongly believe we will have it soon
@@myuncle2 lol ... Good one.
With new materials & drive systems, for enough strength:weight ratio to do jumps & flips & heavy lifting, like the old Atlas HD model, yet lightweight & pliable enough to flop over without crushing any meatsacks nearby.
It's great to see how it skillfully navigates the rack, leveraging electric motors instead of piston-based hydraulic actuators to lift engine covers with pinpoint precision and effortlessly placing them in their designated spots. This isn't just robotics; it's a leap forward in industrial automation, demonstrating technology's boundless potential and innovation.
really inspiring and transformative. keep innovating!!
😂😂😂😂😂 innovating
Imagine where they would be if they didn’t waste a decade on hydraulic. All that money an R&D was just a waste because now they use the most obviously correct way - electric motors. That’s not innovation, that’s sticking your head in the sand for a decade until other companies showed you the right way to do it.
Skillfully navigate?! Pinpoint precision? Now there’s some gaslighting, I won’t believe my lying eyes that just saw it janky stumble around and struggle to fit panels into spaces much larger.
it like moves so strange i love it! great work boston dynamics
The way it adjusts its steps in very unique and almost seemingly random ways. Those fine motor adjustments are just amazing. Wow!
I showed this a friend and he was like: "Yea, but a person can do this a lot faster". But yea... It's just the beginning... And this thing will never complain, will not be distracted, it will not demand any toilet break, it will not demand any payment raise, inequality issues, it will not demand to celebrate christmas, ... It will just work, hour for hour, day for day, and when one is charging, another one will do it... This things do not have to win through agility. They will win because they are not human...
It will probably just replace its own battery. A one-minute lunch break is all it will ask for.
Main difference between these types of robots compared to a human is that the machine can actually work 24/7 a day unlike a human that'll end up getting exhausted. Making it the perfect worker for a job.
Actually a robotic arm is cheaper and better. If you need it move location put it on wheels
Make no mistake, robots require a lot of maintenance. Something with this many joints is gonna need even more downtime. Not to downplay the usefulness of a genuinely functional humanoid robot, but they're not as tireless as you might think.
I've worked alongside people that do this job in auto manufacturing. They either work at this speed or if they work faster, sit around doing nothing for half their shift.
Not enough love in these comments for the end effector on its arm! That rotating thumb is genius!
Used as an under grip then turned around as an improvised thumb is indeed adequate.
So true.
Solid video. It would be great to see Atlas doing a real functional display to me. This looks similar to working in a bakery so if you could show Atlas in a bakery, pulling bread from an oven and shelving it, I think that would make more sense to buyers.
I love how it moves! You can tell there is a higher level of algorithms in how it plots between point A to point B.
Dude. Boston dynamics robots are so fucking rad
We just gotta wait until they make a video of this new Atlas dancing
The thing that I like about them is common sense in their apporach for example they way it move around looks creepy but it is more energy efficient.
Working in such a low light condition is tough for perception. They did excellent job at it.
Great work. Next step: A 'toe' joint that enables a more human-like step/gate.
Boston dynamics once again shows why it is the best robotics company. I really like the Tesla bot, and I am glad to see how quickly its competitors are catching up, but Boston dynamics are at another level.
Афигенно, прекрасно что есть такие компании которые двигают человечество в будущее
it starts walking backwards and it corrects itself mid route. Amazing.
Excellent progress BD, your work is on par with Space X. Both destined for Mars.
Amazing work! I hope to one day see these kind of robots everywhere!🙌
Sitting at your desk in your previous work.
careful what you wish for
@@aivisabele DAY TOOOK ERR JOBBBZ
They aren’t able to scale. That’s the problem
@@yahhz5554 Boston aren't, but Tesla will
Excellent and no employee hiding inside nor holding a remote control.
Unlike tesla, I trust boston dynamics and believe this is a truly autonomous humanoid system.
@@GammaAerospacethey been doing it and perfecting the concept for SOOOO LONG. I’m just shocked the company keeps changing hands. Hopefully now that reality is finally catching up to the forward thinkers at BD they will see good sales!
How would we know if they do have one?
@@GammaAerospace Tesla will get there.
@@juhppug3873because the have been doing this since maybe the 90s…. and also have shown all the behind the scenes of the trials and errors of the autonomy in the past.
LET'S GOO V1 ULTRAKILL!!!
THIS IS THE GAMEPLAY I BEEN WAITING FOR!
LETS GO
communism is a failed ideology.
I liked it but not enough to goo...
@ what
Super impressive to see the robot using all its parts independently…… however I can’t shake the feeling how utterly complex the human is, don’t you feel you could out perform this robot at this relatively simple task!? Not to look down on the accomplishments of this firm, but to realize that humans are impressive beings!
Again, impressed. Atlas has been epic every step. That arm counter balance when it crouched down was cool. Walks ot own path and has a fail safe if it doesn't fit in where it's supposed to go. Janky fail safe but one none the less.
2:23 is how I walk when I see a spider.
gotta say, its amazing how fast he is walking! it almost looks like hes hovering when he shifts the weight over to the other foot, absolutely amazing, we want more video demos of him!
Glad to see Boston Dynamics "getting with the times" with their electric version! Hopefully their years of experience and software speed up advancements on this version compared to previous versions.