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Meet Atlas: Boston Dynamics’ All-Electric Humanoid Robot with Incredible Moves
The robotics field has just seen a major advance with Boston Dynamics introducing its newest innovation: the all-electric Atlas humanoid robot. The company states marks the way towards ...
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Can Optimus make America win the humanoid robot race? Here’s the verdict
While Optimus is not yet the American humanoid robot poster boy (Atlas still holds that title), it can certainly stir a pot, sweep, and vacuum. It can now open and close cabinets and curtains, tear a ...
Boston Dynamics has unveiled the latest version of its humanoid robot, Atlas, which the company says is "designed for real-world applications." The company on Wednesday released a video of its robot ...
Today we share: Automotive Industry Humanoid Robot Series Report Four: Overseas Humanoid Robots, Led by Tesla Towards a New Era of Embodied Intelligence The report consists of: 49 pages ...
Watch Boston Dynamics’ Atlas robot doing training routines, or the latest humanoids from Figure loading a washing machine, and it’s easy to believe the robot revolution is here. From the outside, it ...
Power remains one of the most significant bottlenecks to the real-world deployment of humanoids across potentially all industries. Limitations in battery energy density, compounded by the humanoid ...
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Humanoid robots in the home? Not so fast, says expert
It's been a goal for as long as humanoids have been a subject of popular imagination—a general-purpose robot that can do rote ...
The new robot, dubbed 'Atlas Unplugged', runs entirely on batteries, is controlled via wireless, and doesn't need a safety tether to hold itself up, according to the Defense Advanced Research Projects ...
TL;DR: NVIDIA's new Jetson Thor AI system delivers 7.5x more compute power and enhanced memory, enabling advanced real-time processing for robotics. Boston Dynamics integrates it into its humanoid ...
While more affordable than other prominent humanoid robots, the Unitree G1 leaks telemetry data, uses static encryption, and can launch attacks, researchers found.
As the race to bring humanoid robots into the workplace and the home heats up, manufacturers are often keen to show off newly learned skills and accomplishments. But none so far rock as hard as keytar ...
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