Boston Dynamics’ electric Atlas 2.0 can perform numerous tasks, including push-ups, thus earning it the nickname of ‘BRATlas’, or so the company calls its newest humanoid robot. This was made possible due to the advanced control system and state-of-the-art hardware, which gives Atlas even more power as well as balance.
Connections between Atlas’ perception and control allow the robot to adapt on the fly, while both hands feature full range of motion to help it interact with the world in meaningful ways. Real-time perception also means Atlas can see its surroundings using depth sensors to generate point clouds of the environment.
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We use Atlas to explore the potential of the humanoid form factor, leveraging the robot’s whole body to move with grace, speed, and dexterity. Atlas demonstrates our efforts to develop the next generation of robots with the mobility, perception, and intelligence needed to be commonplace in our lives,” said the company.
