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Why Does Atlas Have A Head? #askaroboticist #bostondynamics



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Taylor Frey-Baker, a mechanical engineer at Boston Dynamics, answers questions about why the current iteration of Atlas has a head, how the brain of the robot works, and how Atlas understands the world around it.

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31 thoughts on “Why Does Atlas Have A Head? #askaroboticist #bostondynamics
  1. Chinese robot dog can carry 180kg at 25 miles per hour for over 20 miles of uphill mountain even without a road and do incredible acrobatics. Boston dynamics has toy robot. America lost. 😢

  2. It’s crazy the amount of people who come in here to comment with their nonsense like everything is a joke some kind of parody or nothing to take serious shaking my head over here.

    I’m personally amazed to see such an unassuming female working on such a prototype. I’m glad to see such a diverse group of different type of individuals working in a field, working to unified the human race with his best practices and robotic applications for automation and productivity, creating a workspace with efficiency and safety in mind.

  3. It’s fine for a purely industrial setting, but the design is a bit too utilitarian for human interaction… I don't know, something like a motorcycle helmet seems more appealing to me.

  4. Petition to have a display with emojis on top of its front face 😂

    However, the mechanical design and cooling systems would be insane for that form factor.

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