Boston Dynamics showed how the humanoid robot Atlas does new tricks
15.02.26
Boston Dynamics, together with researchers from the RAI Institute, has published a video recording in which the updated humanoid robot Atlas performs complex acrobatic elements. The demonstration was part of tests aimed at assessing the limits of the experimental version of the robot.
During the tests, Atlas managed to perform a combination of a backflip and a wheelie, maintaining balance and avoiding damage. The video also shows the learning process: the robot repeatedly falls, but gradually acquires the ability to independently stop the fall and stabilize the body position.
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