Boston Dynamics
Just months after its debut, Atlas is proving why it is the world’s most capable and dynamic humanoid robot, ready for real work. Lifting a mini-fridge is a feat of strength, but the true breakthrough is in the underlying reinforcement learning and controls systems. The robot is learning to navigate real world adaptability: handling heavy objects by bracing and accounting for the mass and inertia; using whole-body control, not just hands to maneuver; and demonstrating superhuman range of motion and balance. This marks a critical shift in robotics where humanoids move beyond the lab and into dynamic industrial settings.
Alberto Rodriguez, Director of Robot Behavior for Atlas, Shane Rozen-Levy, Research Engineer, and Vinay Kamidi, Research Engineer share more about training Atlas and developing robust, dynamic behaviors on our blog: https://bostondynamics.com/blog/training-a-humanoid-robot-for-hard-work/
Special thanks to Healthpeak for Atlas’s outdoor walkabout!
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very impressive
Seems like the task capability is getting better. Next video idea: have Atlas construct another Atlas from "part packages" that you might ship to a customer to service an existing deployed Atlas.
Y'all remember gas-powered Atlas?
Have you been training Atlas to work with multiple of itself?
Such as two robots team-lifting a heavy object, communicating wirelessly with each other?
I love it❤
3:55 The walk as if took from movie "I, Robot".
The moment the reallity outgoes the fiction.
boston dynamics is a great robot demo video maker lol
When will they mass produce?
100 lbs is the weight of a 155mm shell. Do they come in olive drab? Asking for a friend.
🥹👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🎉🎉🎉
Figure AI vs Boston Dynamics, who will win this race…
ok now give it a sledge hammer and go on battlebots!!!
great publicity and entertainment…
In the very near future, these humanoid robots will be able to easily lift 200 pounds, using micro servo motors…
Someday, this footage will be in documentaries about our folly in enabling the great robowars to occur.
Amazing having real force for work!!
백플립같은 실용성 없는거 하느라 돈낭비하지말고, 실제 작업현장에서 할수있는 이런일을 하는게 잘하는거지…
Atlas, always the best in the world.
현대가 인수한지가 언젠데… 광고에 현대좀 넣지????
wild
360 joints was the best thing you could have possibly done for humanoid robotics. Why limit a robot to only being able to do things a human can do? Why not be a better version of the human form? I can't wait to see what comes in the next few years!
까대기 전문이네ㅎㅎ
I see atlas as an actual robot, the new atlas looks very clean, you can barely see the components inside the robot
Boston Dynamics,
I’d love to see some legitimate, verifiable feats of strength from your robots. For example, having one pick up a clearly labeled 50 lb dumbbell (or comparable verifiable weight) and pressing it overhead would be genuinely impressive.
It seems like Boston Dynamics — along with virtually every other major robotics company — goes out of its way to avoid showing clear, transparent tests of raw strength. No props with unknown weights, no modified or hollowed-out objects, and no unverifiable setups. Just straightforward demonstrations using real, labeled weights that let us see what these machines can actually do.
Looking forward to seeing the real capabilities.
4:13 유튜브 안보면서 일할 수 있음
이제 로봇데이터 팩토리 돌려야하는데 사람 많이 뽑아줘 애들
❤I can't believe it, it's great, love Atlas
"Basically Atlas needs to be a tool… similar to humans"
As in Atlas isn't designed to be a "friend" or to "talk", it's a human shaped forklift. But the way this Boston Dynamic employ speaks it's almost like they're saying humans are used as tools by their employers too….. Surely that isn't the connection that was meant to be made, but the implication is very clear.
It's mind blowing what you are doing
4:09 Go Blue! +1 for the Engineering add-on 🙂
아클라스가 인간의 노동을 대체 할수 있다는 것을 증명하고 있군요~ 아틀라스 멋지네
Genial 🎉
그래도 한글자막은 넣어줘야지
Imagine this rocking up on site and moving the heavy
Incredibly fascinating look into how Atlas learns! The combination of reinforcement learning, full‑body control, and seamless sim-to-real transfer makes this humanoid robot truly next‑level for real industrial work.
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The amount of soft-bodied men in this video speaks volumes.
I can afford a cheap phone to comment, but I can't afford a fridge, I certainly can't afford a robot working for me. So if I'm not worth a robot, will anyone knowing I'm not assisted by a robot hire me over a robot? The world is drifting away with people and their robots. Byebye.
"Dude, you are certainly OKAY, but listen to me, you must have a car to carry you to the location everyday, do you have a car?? Yes you can live on the street nearby, but you still need a heavy lifting partner…"
I love this robot 😊
좋다~! 좋아~!
한국 노조들 좀 박살내줘~~~
I still consider the Boston Atlas to be the best in terms of functionality rather than the robot which is more concerned with form and style
Like SORA
The best Robot I have Ever Seen!