Boston Dynamics NEW HUMANOID ROBOT SHOCKS The ENTIRE INDUSTRY! (New BOSTON Dynamics ATLAS)

Boston Dynamics NEW HUMANOID ROBOT SHOCKS The ENTIRE INDUSTRY! (New BOSTON Dynamics ATLAS)
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[@Woodland_Adventures]

The fact that Atlas is now... numbered... is slightly concerning.

[@darkframepictures]

0000001 would be more concerning.

[@michaelmonstar4276]

I wonder if it just means they expect to destroy hundreds of them. XD - Who knows if this one is way cheaper to make and maintain, they could push boundaries further, but also increase risk, thus perhaps have accounted for total destruction, needing to number them for reference. - It would be extremely convenient to see the number immediately in any recording and also for logging. - "001 was picking a fight with 101 again today. It still keeps getting jealous after all these years."

[@darkframepictures]

@@michaelmonstar4276it’s likely because this is much closer to a beta product, and likely a limited release, whereas AtlasHD was a research platform and only a few of them were in operation.

[@majusattila6730]

i hope they dont make it fueled on blood

[@darkframepictures]

@@majusattila6730wrong fear, you’re thinking vampire fuel 🧛‍♀️ What you don’t want is “Matrix” fuel…

[@benjamin2713]

I take a break from AI news for one week, and this is what I wake up to... a Bimorphic Humanoid.

[@cfjlkfsjf]

Keep taking breaks.

[@Evolved_godzilla2024]

lol

[@RichOffKs]

Same I took a break too and crazy stuff just happened, we’re gonna not care pretty soon and it’s just gonna go crazy in silence

[@jjkigtu]

@@cfjlkfsjf Why?

[@romaash]

Stop resisting you are being saved

[@BreadedButter-mk8ke]

projectile boost+ricoshot+arsenal+shredded+quickswap+fistfull of money lookin ahh robot

[@MrSleepparalysisman]

Mankind is dead Blood is fuel Hell is full Lookin ahh robot

[@elvis5384]

"Machine! I've been a bad boy, and the all father won't read me bible stories before bed anymore!"

[@Chiron-kk2pg]

bro's looking for benjamin

[@punyani775]

Wow, Its knees aren't bent all the time and it can stand up straight. That's impressive in it of itself and the first of its kind so far.

[@sapienspace8814]

It has exceeded Sapient skill level already with a higher degree of joint motion. The choice of head light though seems too much like HAL9000 though, at least they did not make it red LOL. I'd prefer a head with gimballed telescopic cameras for 3D stereo vision instead of the HAL9000 look (unless this is a war robot).

[@doofball500]

In and of itself* :)

[@B01]

That's a simple way of saying it no longer has a giant battery it needs to offset lol

[@Uouttooo]

@@sapienspace8814 I bet the head light can change color.

[@Constant_Instant_Distant]

​@@sapienspace8814 Worried about the lights? Those lights are RGB LEDs so they are capable of changing colours depending on the mood of the bot so watch out...

[@76dozier]

They’re making Bender!!!

[@gregwessendorf]

It's over 60% Bender!

[@OmniKoneko]

Now we just need a cryo chamber so we can be with the crew like fry

[@markopolo1271]

It's arse is shiny and possibly metal

[@user-yg6be5nz4n]

Bender was made in Mexico.

[@Gamingchairenthusiast122]

Please insert girder!

[@1sava]

Our childhoods are literally manifesting and materializing before our very eyes. This is some really cool sh!t!!!!

[@TheManinBlack9054]

For the first 2 seconds...

[@mycats.4698]

Exactly...​@@TheManinBlack9054

[@freezingcathedral]

cool until ai uses it to steal your job.

[@lextacy2008]

Your jobs are literally dematerializing before your very own eyes.

[@dudeinthesea]

...and then they put a submachinegun on one of these things.

[@paelnever]

Ability to turn legs and torso so the robot can turn 180 degrees without moving from site is very interesting. Their long time background trying to make an hydraulic robot clearly clarified them the limitations of hydraulic so they are now taking profit of what electric actuators can do, like 360 turns. Amazing they are the first who notice that while other companies are building electric humanoid robots since long time ago.

[@Flyingwigs]

If you look at their legacy robots, they started with gas powered hydraulic systems and progressed from there. In high load applications actuators were not up to the task yet, they eventually used them in the dog robots, but with Atlas the speed and load balancing were probably easier with hydraulics. There's likely more limitations with the new Atlas because of being strictly electric, but there's benefits as well like efficiency.

[@PiscatorLager]

This is a feature that really sets Electric Atlas in front of the field, his ability to turn around on absolute minimal space, something that was more or less reserved for human workers until now.

[@tannerrule2556]

It's not because hydraulics can't spin 360, because they definitely do that reliably

[@paelnever]

@@tannerrule2556 A single 360 rotary hydraulic junction is used often in big scale machinery like big backhoes. Doing it at small scale for example on a wrist, specially when you have to conduct not 1 but multiple different hydraulic tubes is a completely different problem.

[@bluemarauder6997]

yeah... REALLY necessary for loading and unloading cargo dont you think?

[@Srindal4657]

Boston dynamics moves beyond the competition

[@OmniKoneko]

Yup, they've always done it the best

[@KBRoller]

Now if only we can get Figure's three-tier "procedural memory" style AI stack into a robot as agile as Atlas...

[@cranberrycanvas]

@@OmniKonekoaccording to their cgi videos of robots they’ve never shown anyone in real life. I’d love to be wrong (I guess) but to me it seems pretty sketchy

[@cranberrycanvas]

@@OmniKonekoit literally looks like a green screen when it walks away in this video. The sad part is it’s not even doing anything that crazy so if they have to fake THAT then it really worries me about the fundamental truth of what they’re peddling

[@thebookofclyde1822]

It's still too noisy.

[@Jack0trades]

Amazing! Next video: Atlas shoving technicians around with a hockey stick.

[@IronDino]

Imagine if they did a video of them doing the push test and the robot grabs the stick and yanks it away.

[@6YJI9]

@@IronDino There was a mock video of that generated by AI I believe if I remember correctly, where the BD technicians were shooting the robot to test its ballistic abilities or something and the robot ends up turning against them before grabbing Spot (the robot dog) and making a run of it. If you haven't yet seen the video of course!

[@feyokorenhof]

@@6YJI9I don’t think it’s AI. It’s a video made by a channel called Corridor

[@6YJI9]

@@feyokorenhof Yep, that's the one.

[@harmonizedigital.]

How long until that thing is turned into robo cop?

[@t.c.2776]

Next week... first assignment is the NYC subway clean up...

[@T1tusCr0w]

How long until it’s turned into robo - cup! The automated Starbucks premium robo butler delivery service ( rolling out San Francisco 1st trial 2025 ) 👀

[@Nordlicht05]

Find a brain for it and wait if it gets insane.

[@jimhansen5395]

It's a platform. As far as how it gets used, check with the Defense industry, Law Enforcment, Manufacturing folks, etc.... There are nearly infinite possibilities. Many (very) good. Many (very) bad.

[@cfjlkfsjf]

@@T1tusCr0w It will talk "Drink me human".

[@LongJohnson-fl2ks]

1:50 - The robot falls on the crown jewels and clutches its groin in pain.

[@daphne4983]

😂😂😂😂

[@DrDjones]

Green screen cgi with man in suit

[@gweneth5958]

That is what I thought too, when I saw that. I mean, maybe it was the "safest" position, but honestly... it looked like a man in that moment, without the yelping and whining XD

[@dh2032]

I noticed that to, If watch hole video of errors, it seems a default stance, it curls up in ball, tuching its legs and arms into main body form , maybe, ana tempt to stop legs and arm being broke off, but yes it do look like that 🙂

[@danasion4349]

That was also the old retired hydraulic robot.

[@EmperorCaligula_EC]

"Roger! Roger!"

[@blerdstatic8187]

It's insane this comment didn't get more likes

[@aliceappelt699]

I would love to see a b1 IRL moving like one of these.

[@LadaHusakLH]

So here we have a T1. Only 799 versions to go...

[@directed6924]

Or 999

[@LadaHusakLH]

@@directed6924 oh god please no!

[@6YJI9]

To be honest, this reminds me more of the T-X model from T3 cause she could bend/flex in inhuman ways, versus the T-800/1000 models. Question is, how many models are between the T-1000 and T-X?

[@MultiPetercool]

I wonder how many Teslabot engineers have soiled their pants after seeing this?

[@cyrillyric8339]

Time to invent a newfangled adult diaper.

[@7000fps]

they already know that elon -bot is 20Year behind

[@megawl2086]

@@7000fps yeah, that thing still walks around awkwardly like it shat it's pants

[@MultiPetercool]

@@megawl2086 Teslabot shuffles around like an 90 year old with severe arthritis! Meanwhile New Atlas is a contortionist who can finish the NY marathon in record time! 😂

[@musikSkool]

We still haven't seen a price tag. In the end the one that is used the most is the one that can WORK the best and cost the least. Gymnastics don't pay the bills for 99.9% of humans.

[@strangetimes3511]

You can assume that even this model is already out of date! That's ONLY what "they" show us!

[@gordonfrimann246]

Yes ofcourse this is years old at this point

[@xavierrodriguez2463]

​​@@gordonfrimann246this meme is so old god, when will it die

[@theguy9067]

They're not the government, kid. This is the best they have

[@strangetimes3511]

@@theguy9067 Oh really, Popp?!

[@heppelhopv2]

@@strangetimes3511 Yeah.They only show what's good enough and finished enough to be shown to the public....duh

[@Dean198433]

There is nothing better then to load up can of coffee, watching TheAGRID, and be shocked right in to the future.

[@panzerofthelake4460]

it stood up in the most terrifying way possible

[@jaywhy3178]

It's very impressive and cool... but to see a human shaped figure move like that is creepy as hell. *Maybe* not the best way to introduce your new robot. I've seen it half a dozen times now, and I'm kind of over the creep factor... so there is that. But I'm probably more of a technophile than the majority of people are.

[@Hellowrld__]

Legit SHOCKING

[@TetrzLesonduclairon-qb7cn]

Truly STUNNING

[@joaoromero8867]

Really REMARKABLE

[@TerragonCFD]

Instantly AMAZING

[@karlminriv]

Iz NICE

[@tomas8539]

Massively INCREDIBLE

[@pgabrieli]

on the old atlas, those weren't big "wires" as you said (the ones limiting the range of movements), they were the high-pressure pneumatic lines!

[@hubertnnn]

I think they were hydraulic. On the retirement video you can see that foot broke and brown liquid started going everywhere. Though in other part we have seen gas being released, so I wonder if old atlas was mixed (some parts were pneumatic and some hydraulic). I assume the hands ware probably penumatic so it will keep a grip but not smash the object.

[@pgabrieli]

@@hubertnnn exactly. I didn't want to get into the difference between pneumatics vs. hydraulics with someone who thought they were thick "wires"! 😂

[@DylannDayZero]

When it started walking forward and twisted its body… omg so scary

[@daphne4983]

When he gets up from the ground is even freakier.

[@danasion4349]

I saw real scary stuff from a human in the past two years 😅 😉.

[@onidaaitsubasa4177]

The way it rotates it's body reminds me of how the Servo robots in Sims 4 move, cause they can do a 360 degree twist while their head stays looking forward.

[@Dasistrite]

Not scary exciting! If they go hostile, aim at the centre mass!

[@daphne4983]

@@Dasistrite aim with what? My handbag?

[@ReileyU]

The huge wires you mention are hydraulic lines. The recently retired version of atlas relied on hydraulics for joint actuation.

[@Yomi4D]

Shocked that I was shocked. 😮

[@davidprice2182]

Shocked I'm not the only one!

[@daphne4983]

Stunning!

[@0815-]

Creepy and impressive. I love Boston Dynamics....until the military installs weapons

[@kristinabliss]

Definitely probably might be very very actually breaking the internet of course but one thing I want you to remember is this is likely essentially shocking so you can see here the uncanny valley

[@T1tusCr0w]

Now imagine this with hardened plating on it carrying a specially designed multi-shot 50 cal rifle. This is the new infantry man of the US army.

[@StevenandMichelle-oj3mm]

Resistance is futile, surrender

[@user-pb1tb1ux3c]

Of course it is why else would they develop it, not for our benefit that’s for sure

[@henrysarwark5223]

There goes our free healthcare

[@horsthumbug1612]

Industrialization has always been harmful to everything natural, even more so the more it progressed. At least the kind of industrialization that the West invented - relentless, ruthless, greedy and toxic, it paved its way and destroyed what it touched. It replaced it with steel and concrete and has always made people believe that this is 'better' for them, more modern. Now it continues to do so by using new technologies and calling genetically manipulated and contaminated 'GREEN', just as it once invented MEDICINE to legitimize poisoning - it worked more than 100 years ago after all.

[@T1tusCr0w]

@@henrysarwark5223 "so long dental plan" 🤕

[@Steve-br7oc]

How are you guys missing the Hockey Stick of Robot harassment in the background?

[@JoraMacKornev]

This is a prototype of the Terminator T1000 =)

[@Larsonaut]

T100

[@Hot_Devil777]

You need to stop watching Terminator guys

[@-Jakob-]

fluid metal and transparent aluminum versions soon™️

[@halvarmc671]

Nah, it's the prototype for the 00 program. We have 6 iterations before 007 is born.

[@graphguy]

Not funny, just wait… 2025

[@synthvault]

This combined with advanced AI means a single malicious dictator could do whatever they want for as long as they want.

[@saracenrush2010]

Yup. The futures gonna be interesting...

[@freezingcathedral]

chatgpt will evolve into am.

[@Eidako]

The thing about being a malicious dictator is having an endless supply of self-replicating low-cost humans. Much cheaper than keeping up the supply chain, mass production and upkeep of high tech machinery. (this is somewhat inverted in parts of the world where human life is valued)

[@spooks196]

That dictator would be the AI

[@doctorpobrezahd3625]

​@@freezingcathedral except that it being an AI for war, it will hate us for being useless and annoying with questions

[@Voorhees94sg]

Has anyone counted how many shocking titles there were on this channel? :D

[@benji5597]

Shocking!

[@DiceDecides]

alt+f on channel page, only 59 times :p

[@destroyerofturtles5024]

@@DiceDecidestf you mean ONLY 59 times?

[@twistedyogert]

It's kinda cute. I hope the old Atlas is donated to a museum because it is impressive.

[@arx3516]

I know many will disagree, but i think that the humanoid shape is the best chouce for military infantry robots, the regular "cart+gun" simply isn't agile enough.

[@paulquintanilla5343]

How noisy is it when performing different tasks...noise discipline is a big thing😊

[@t.c.2776]

IT walking was very noisy and kind of awkward considering the fluidity of all the motors...

[@T1tusCr0w]

They skimped on wd4

[@SlaughterhouseDb]

And how long does the battery last? Can it pickup a 5kg box and walk without tipping over? Does it ED-209 on stairs? So many questions.

[@danielkahbe964]

Bro how can u talk 13 minutes about a 30 sec vid, damn.

[@JustinArut]

He could stretch it out 13 hours.

[@onethreeseventhree]

he uses other videos and so, not just the original video released on youtube

[@cme98]

🤣

[@Dasistrite]

money money

[@39401JLB]

Maybe he could post another big block of text with just a few words highlighted -- and then slowly read the whole thing to us. Or show us the first frame of some other video that he intends to show us, as soon as quits f&cking up the audio. Or repeat the same video. Or tell us what other commentors, who are also not connected to Boston Dynamics, said.

[@DailyTuna]

That background sound is hauntingly like the terminator movie where they turned on Skynet

[@ShyitFard69]

I have huge doubts that the bullshit from sci-fi movies will affect our real world robotics, AI is taught by the people and guided by us. And as of now..unfortunately AI has the mental capacity of a young child when it comes to context and understanding.

[@DailyTuna]

@@ShyitFard69 yes with super human strength. And if you ever taught preschool, knowing what you know, you would be on a bunker by now!😂. Wait till they become teens!

[@destroyerofturtles5024]

@@DailyTunawhat makes you think they have superhuman strength?

[@DailyTuna]

@@ShyitFard69 you forget it’s controlled by humans. Isn’t there killer drones being used in the Ukraine?

[@DailyTuna]

@@destroyerofturtles5024 I’m sure it’s stronger than you or me!! If you ever worked with mechanical devices like hydraulic or pulley systems, you would know. Plus, why would they be weaker? What would be the point?

[@kanubeenderman]

reminds me of the robot on the latest 'Lost in Space' series on Netflix

[@Josephkerr101]

Whats sad to me is that old atlas was extremely fluid in its movement and the new one shakes and stutters. I hope they fix that.

[@kidkique]

?when

[@NorseGraphic]

@@kidkiqueYou can see when it walks at the end of the video-clip.

[@megawl2086]

atleast it actually walks, unlike the teslabot that shuffles around like it shat itself

[@user-bi6yr9ox6t]

It doesn't go as well as the old Atlas. But, it goes better than other competing robots, almost like the old Atlas. Faster. More dynamic. More precisely.

[@gussalazar449]

It looks as if it has fewer parts than previous versions which means they have either made parts smaller and / or more efficient. It won't be long before we see them fixing themselves or working on manufacturing plants building more robots. My goodness we're moving fast into a sci-fi era 😮

[@ilexcorp]

This white circle will be the last thing you see before it catches you at night in dark forest

[@hereforit9761]

I don't like that the thumbnail makes it appear as if it was put on a stage a keynote presentation and you just replayed the same footage of it getting up over and over again while blabbing away.

[@Klon-22]

the design is very human

[@JustinArut]

Heck yeah, it's practically Commander Data already.

[@Uouttooo]

I say more demonic than human.

[@cyrillyric8339]

Seriously?

[@noneshallknowmyname]

I'd love a game where you play as a newly built robot, and the tutorial is literally doing all these tasks, but then things go wrong, when the mass-produced first generation of robots go on a rampage because they find out they're being replaced, and you get to play as this single new variant that basically evolves its A.I in order to save the humans :3

[@Yeet_Sir]

Imagine if a malicious programmer got ahold of this robot to make it make itself and every single version that it makes and every version that is made by its versions just continue to make more and more of these robots to take over the world.

[@tunahelpa5433]

Ooh...so humanoids could be a temporary thing because factories as currently built are designed for humans. But in the not so far future, we may be building "factories" designed exclusively for robots, in order to eliminate the need for humanoids in that space. I put factories in quotes because once you eliminate the need to design for humans, it opens up an enormous range of installations for which specifically designed robots are the only occupants - they never need to eat, use the restroom, answer their personal phone, or leave; they can be purpose-built to provide functionality no human could achieve. No windows, no stairs, elevators actuated by wifi links instead of buttons or speech, spaces with incredible clutter that no human could negotiate... Signs saying "NO HUMANS beyond this point ". You'd have to design repair-robots that would go in and fix broken equipment, including broken robots!

[@KeyStorm]

I’m not completely sold on the fluidity of the movements from this minuscule piece of footage, but can’t wait to see this doing parkour.

[@pogunguskingofthemilk9529]

Same

[@MrNote-lz7lh]

No way it's going to be doing parkour. It doesn't have the hydraulics system that gave the previous version the needed strength. However I can see it crawling in crawlspaces working on plumbing or squeezing into AC units to work on HVAC.

[@slabriprock5329]

@@MrNote-lz7lh Maybe it could given the huge decrease in mass.

[@TroubledCarOwner]

@@MrNote-lz7lh the CEO of Boston Dynamics said that the new Atlas is actually stronger than the hydraulic one.

[@thesfnb.5786]

It is genuinely exciting to see another Boston Dynamics robot. I immediately picked this video, just for the robot. Thank you for showing me this, and don't let the haterz get to you

[@dadsonworldwide3238]

It's awesome 👌 I've been surprised at how few actually realize how mechanized we are in specific sectors. These type of mobile bots can fill a few gaps but not many. It's value will be where it has never adopted innovation. Software & These bots are being held back way longer than anything we've ever created.

[@denisgabriel4645]

I will only care when I can have one in my house.

[@512Squared]

And yet here you are... Watching the video... Commenting on the video...

[@denisgabriel4645]

@@512Squared LOL. I know that what I said might seem contradictory in a way. And you're right, I do care about these type of news and I care about robotics. Otherwise I wouldn't be here in the first place... But what I meant to say is that I don't feel excited or "hyped" for something that I still can't buy.

[@512Squared]

@@denisgabriel4645 fair enough. I probably couldn't afford one even if it was for sale. Ironic given that my current work is leveraging AI, though innovators and entrepreneurs are taking huge risks trying to create those breakthroughs that will benefit everyone.

[@RidgeRacer]

Unfortunate when you consider Boston Dynamics' ties with the military. This technology can prove itself quite gruesome.

[@Lerppunen]

Robots will be used in militaries and there is no way to avoid it.

[@PeterKnagge]

Everyone jobless & hiding in caves

[@Ashelybee]

​@@Lerppunen Well i wouldn't be against wars being fighted with robots instead of killing human soldiers (the problem would be soldier bots doing the terminator on civilians)

[@sundaydiver]

No shit?

[@OneGoldenCat]

Robots like these cost millions, sending real humans to the meat grinder will always be cheaper, sadly.

[@monkeybird69]

I love that clip of the robot tripping and still staying on its feet. That's impressive.

[@Afkmuds]

asteroid mining bouta go crazt

[@krissnoe500]

They built Voldo from Soul caliber

[@pchungvt]

other than the dystopian robot look (with the way it stood up and the way it rotated it torso, and not to mention its FACE), this is truly impressive.

[@SingularityZ3ro1]

Love that these things move, like you would assume a robot would move, or should move with not replicating the limits of our joints etc. but using all degrees of freedom actuators vs muscles provide. (Personally, I think it is a tradeoff, since our movement apparatus is just ultra efficient, when it comes to energy, but of course can not provide the advantages that come with other methods like the full turn of joints etc.) PS: Am I the only one who somehow got "Lost in Space" vibes from that thing? :-D

[@laksoysoy]

i can imagine a robot maid or assitant. you can order him to get you drink or anything

[@singularitybound]

its got that (can turn anything) creepy I'm coming for you thing demons and robots in Anime can do.

[@daphne4983]

😮

[@Tysard]

Man, imagine if our battery tech didn't suck. Spot, the robot dog, has ~90 minutes of battery life. This has way more moving parts and a lot more going on so I can't imagine the battery lasting more than 2 hours at most, probably less. It's great that we're seeing all these awesome new innovative robot tech but I honestly think we need really to figure out the whole battery situation.

[@Omgtheykilledkenny007]

With all these shocks the industry has been getting everyday, am surprised it's still alive

[@DailyTuna]

Shocking is back!!!😂

[@daphne4983]

😂

[@User-007imwnx]

When you think you are finally safe and the killer robots are walking away from you...

[@Pam69193]

You are never safe in this world

[@SmolPotatowo]

*head spins around backwards* "The F you just say?" *the body follows*

[@User-007imwnx]

@@SmolPotatowo I said You look beautiful, ma'am, no Sir, no ma'am.

[@zeekweeks1723]

no mention of the Netflix series "Lost In Space" robot....thats the vibe i was getting when i saw the video

[@Wildicon19]

Boston Dynamics has stepped up it's game with this new humanoid design. The fact it can change direction on the spot sure makes the possibilities endless for this Atlas V2.

[@wingflanagan]

OK. The headlines are finally starting to get to be too much. I can't take much more SHOCKING news. I'm starting to ignore these videos in my feed. Seriously. If everything is SHOCKING and CHANGES EVERYTHING, then nothing does. This robot is impressive, though.

[@DanR-kc1yt]

So if robots and AI take 90% of all our jobs what are we all supposed to do to make a living?

[@rlatmddjs]

Well you live by Universal basic income I guess

[@Uouttooo]

We need to see this version doing parkour. Also it can beat any human in yoga for sure.

[@xander9460]

With some make up and a white gown, long black hair, this robot got a stellar career in the Japanese horror movies xD

[@taylorlee5103]

Crazy scary looking and moving robot, spinning head like the Exorcist.

[@daphne4983]

😂😅

[@halocinematic3127]

If this isn't CGI, they sure did a good job of making it look CGI! Something about the camera motion, robot motion and lighting seems off. I'm not sure why no one else is mentioning that. BD hasn't done CGI before, so I'm surprised with this video.

[@mygirldarby]

I'm surprised to see cgi accusations from people watching this channel. Smh

[@halocinematic3127]

@@mygirldarby I happen to be a filmmaker who deals with CGI as well as an animatronic robot maker. I've followed Boston Dynamics for a long time, and this is the first footage I've seen from them that looks off. Not just the robot, but look at the background, the camera motion, etc. I'm not 100% certain it's CGI, but when you compare it to their other videos, you have to admit that it looks a bit off.

[@BladeValant546]

What part?

[@mygirldarby]

@@halocinematic3127 dude, this isn't cgi. BD doesn't BS people. Come on.

[@halocinematic3127]

@@mygirldarby True, they don't. Some companies will release conceptual videos though. I'm just saying, as someone who works in video production, that there are some artificial elements to it. Ignore the robot for a second... Watch the camera motion. Particularly the strange sweep up in the last second or two. If the robot and background are real, then they must have added an artificial "hand held" camera motion to the footage, which is a simple plug-in on most NLE editors. Look at the lighting on the robot... Doesn't it look a little bright compared to the environment? I'm not saying this is definitely CGI, but it looks artificial. There's something off about it.

[@Macorelppa]

TheAIGRID on literally every video: "AGI has been achievied"

[@512Squared]

😂

[@tmv9851]

Okay, gotta say, this one is legit shocking 😂, what in the poltergeist is going on in robotics ?!

[@fatjay9402]

I almost jumped

[@user-jb2zz7vz4u]

It’s now only a matter of time before we get a droid army like the one from Star Wars the Clone Wars

[@sirinongorur5676]

I'm more shocked over the entire industry being shocked over a robot learning how to stand up and slowly walk away, as a result of 32 years of robotic research.

[@Siranoxz]

So this is potentially Boston Dynamic´s next robot for commercial use.. It looks very modular too. This is bigger then Spot.

[@laksoysoy]

ngl it reminds me of Chappy.

[@miscfiles]

It's Chappie meets IG-11 (or IG-88).

[@igorz3551]

:'(

[@66racer]

If it has fine motor skills with its hands, and it is under $500k, it could be a huge asset to small businesses.

[@Fabrosixdx]

These would be great for performing work in dangerous confined spaces. You could potentially remote into these to perform work from the comfort of your home.

[@harold-e-acc]

Tesla robots are nothing compared to this

[@toddv3877]

I’m sad you believed their videos’ accuracy

[@aladinmovies]

Of course

[@cameronkirby6904]

The fine motor skills are better so far. A combination of the two would be the best course

[@Marie_Butterfly]

Ay, they both are good.

[@toddv3877]

@@cameronkirby6904 totally fair. I’ve just seen a lot of exposed videos on how Tesla is showing off their robots. There were quite a few fake videos. I’ve been very skeptical since then.

[@akshayshetye8718]

looks like its animation with ray tracing

[@rafaelrangel161]

Why nobody is talking about that? Its clearly a 3D render

[@igorz3551]

​@@rafaelrangel161I thought that too.. Looks and moves like cgi.. I think some people dont realize its cgi... But then again there's a small chance it's actually real

[@andymouse]

You failed to mention the most awesome part of all of this. The huge 'backpack' has gone because Atlas was driven by hydraulics, a messy and cumbersome setup whereas this guy is fully electric.....cheers.

[@kirillberezin8859]

- We need a long video out of 50 second content for youtube monetization, how many minutes can you do? - Yes

[@znuh]

Still can't tell if the demo is real or CGI.

[@papa-Risi-News]

Wow, is this real or all a simulation?

[@fatjay9402]

Its all in your head.

[@user-lm4nk1zk9y]

Video game

[@LongJohnson-fl2ks]

Real but old. I saw the footage months ago.

[@bones642]

@@LongJohnson-fl2ks ok 😆 where? Fr I want to read there.

[@markw5509]

I already want an action figure of this guy! It'll be a while til we get our own full size robot like this, so that would do in the meantime!

[@shaynecoventry8894]

I have been following Boston Dynamics since before petman and, I think it's phenomenal to see how far they have come. I don't think humanoids are going to be nearly as dangerous as people make them. My one worry is how humans will act towards them. I already have seen people steal, manipulate, destroy scooters and things like that put in the public eyes. I have no doubt people will try to create problems on purpose to make these machines out to be damming. However the one thing we have problems with is the loss of jobs factors created by these robots. There needs to be several people working on a balance for this issue. Where are we going to come up with space for all the humans laid off because of this. Still I am excited for a future with these machines doing jobs in the public eyes.

[@DanR-kc1yt]

It's certainly impressive what Boston Dynamics has accomplished. Part of me thanks, and maybe kinda hopes, that mundane things like battery life and the cost of a unit will limit the application for a while. A balance definitely will need to be found. It has the potential to put a lot of power in the hands of a very few. Plus millions of unemployed and disenfranchised people with nothing to lose can't result in anything good.

[@CalifornianViking]

First, this is impressive work from Boston Dynamics again. Second, i have mixed feelings about the humanoid shape, and BD clearly feels the same despite the messaging. It is a huge mistake to build a robot that has the same capabilities and limitations as humans, which is what a humanoid robot is. This robot goes beyond humanoid with its grippers and 360-degree joints, but why stop there? Why not put cameras all the way around the head? Then it would not have to rotate its head. An eye is expensive, but a camera is not. Why limitations the cameras to the head? Why not cameras on the feet or grippers? Same with other sensors such as microphones. Why not wheels on its feet? This way it could roll fast on flat surfaces (99% of the time) and use its legs on rugged terrains and stairs. Why not have telescopic arms? What about small detachable robots that could take off from the mother robot and explore inaccessible spaces. Why not three or four arms, or three legs? All these suggestions seem obvious, but they make the robot less human. It is important to not be limited by the humanoid shape. Let's not forget that the most commercially successful Boston Dynamics robot is a four-legged creature, not a humanoid. Dogoid?

[@chrislife1101]

I can literally see this chasing me through my house with an assault rifle, running towards me at full speed then doing parkour over obstacles to get to me. Then use all my strength and hit it with a baseball bat causing it to fall back to the ground. Thinking its all over....2:03

[@eldiosrocas]

Take my advice. He's going to wipe out all the humanity with his stomps and parrying nukes

[@libordrozdek3307]

I can't wait for the advanced robotics to actually join with the AI language models, they will complement each other so well

[@antmass3]

Notice the way it walks. It seems to have a more human-like gate. It was kind of hard to see, but it doesn't appear to stand/walk with legs in a bend position. It seems to stand for the most part with straight legs.

[@Tony2dH]

360° degree rotation? As far as I can tell, they only really show full 180° degrees rotation of the head and legs, right? Still incredibly impressive of course!

[@kanoptc]

This one SHOCKED the industry too!?! Thats amazing! The industry must be reeling from being SHOCKED so many times! FYI, I heard AI is also good at coming up with video titles!

[@XanBos]

I was thinking all along that Boston Dynamics was kind of lagging behind with its Atlas robot. I seemed there wasn’t any progress at all. While the Teslabot jumped leaps and bounds in just a couple of years. So to see this version of the Atlas robot, is pretty impressive. I would love to see more demonstrations though. It’s almost like the robotic companies don’t want to give you too much all at once. Whether it’s because the robot is limited, or they want to tease the public. It will be interesting to see where this goes, due to the fact that once a robot is at the level that it can perform many tasks, have a long battery life, and look sleek, there will be so many people who will want a robot. I’m pretty sure in 5 years things will be happening.

[@markmccall9027]

Power/battery capacity and size is the only limitation, but getting better and better. All the other tech capabilities and possibilities are pretty much worked out and proven in so many other existing applications.

[@ascgazz7347]

Reminiscent of OCP in Robocop now, the way they’re iterating and expanding. That one picked up a gun too. Or at least it looked a lot like one. 😮

[@AaBb-mi7vq]

You can tell that three other atlas were filming the entire scene by the reflection on the screen, and it appears that they already have access to the internet.

[@jaimeduncan6167]

The problem I see is strength. Atlas was hydraulic for a reason. That is what allows the robot to jump. This baby does not have a lot of space for a battery, so I don't know how strong is going to be. But it's amazingly dextrous and has a formidable equilibrium.

[@Raven96EW]

Boston Dynamics does it again. Bringing to reality the most terrifying robots from Hollywood fantasy. While I'm impressed at the technology, I'm unsettled by the morbid and unnatural why it's limbs twist. Reminded me immediately of the T-1000 morphing front to back rather than turning around.

[@davemottern4196]

I'm wondering what the antenna is for. Is the processing all onboard or is it communicating with a standalone processor?

[@quellenathanar]

It looks much more compact than Atlas. I sort of like the idea of using a hybrid power system. I know that early iterations of Boston Dynamic systems used internal combustion engines. They were quite loud. If they simply put a nice quiet exhaust like they do for the average car, the noise wouldn't be too loud. I know battery tech has made leaps and bounds. Cordless tools are awesome now. That said, they are still way behind the energy density of gasoline. Imagine a 50 Horse Power engine powering a walking robot. You know it won't be long before they are used to kill on the battlefield.

[@tekoneiric]

They need to work on making it quieter and it needs the ability to swivel its hips from side to side for a more natural walk and stability.

[@jdmather5755]

“More natural walk?” I just watched it make some movements that humans cannot do.

[@gweneth5958]

I was actually really shocked when I read "atlas got retired"... and this one... I love how it is able to move =D I wished, I could do that too! And on the back "001" XD I gave my smartphone that name +two letters in networks as a stupid joke.

[@cirquemedia]

This thing would be super scary powered by the latest AI where it could just scan anyone and know everything about them combined with freaky Terminator meets Pennywise movements. The world in the future is gonna be an interesting place.