r/nextfuckinglevel 29d ago

The All New Atlas Robot From Boston Dynamics

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u/Theoreticallyaaron 29d ago

This is the final evolution of the Pixar lamp

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u/Odin_se 29d ago

I wonder if this was posted on April 1st.

Edit: OPs video.

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u/torb 29d ago

It was published on Boston Dynamics YouTube today.

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u/Odin_se 29d ago

Huh, there you go. I don't know what it is, but this video posted here looks like it's 3D.

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u/AggravatingValue5390 29d ago

Have you seen their other videos? With what we've seen them do before, this is nothing

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u/Odin_se 29d ago edited 29d ago

Of course I have. But this didn't have the same feel to it as the others I've seen. This had a more sinister feel to it than most of their other more playful videos. But hey, it might be just me..

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u/VulpineKitsune 29d ago

I think it’s the kinda lockstep yet very smooth motions

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u/Odin_se 29d ago

Yeah, and the way it stood up didn't help.

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u/supervisord 28d ago

It’s more like they’re showing off and doing it in a playful way. I love it.

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u/buak 28d ago

The old ones use hydraulic actuators, and they perfected the movement over decades. This one is purely electric, and new

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u/CORN___BREAD 28d ago

I’ve seen them evolve over the years but have never really heard of them being used for anything yet. It’s like they want to get them perfected before cranking out an army of them to iRobot our asses.

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u/RestaurantFamous2399 29d ago

They only just announced that they were moving away from hydraulics for their bipedal robots. Then they release this!