Boston Dynamics announced a breakthrough in the evolving field of robotics.
Backed by visionary research and decades of practical experience, this new electric robot represents a major breakthrough.
Atlas, a fully electric robot. (Boston Dynamics)
Boston Dynamics unveils electric Atlas
The Massachusetts-based robotics company is bidding farewell to the hydraulic Atlas and announcing its all-electric successor. atlas robot Designed for real-world applications.
Spot availableStretch, and now Atlas, Boston Dynamics is at the forefront of shaping the next commercial frontier.
Atlas robot. (Boston Dynamics)
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What’s new in the electric Atlas?
Atlas 2.0 surpasses its predecessor in strength and versatility. Unlike the previous generation Hydraulic Atlas (HD Atlas), which was already able to lift and manipulate heavy and irregular objects, the new Atlas has even greater capabilities.
Boston Dynamics is also exploring new gripper variations to meet diverse operational needs in commercial environments.inside the company short teaser videothe robot gracefully rises from the floor and walks away.
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Atlas robot crouching. (Boston Dynamics)
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The future role of electric humanoid robots
The new electric Atlas is the culmination of many years of technological innovation. While Boston Dynamics has traditionally focused on legged robots, we recognize that the humanoid form factor is not a limitation. The motorized Atlas moves efficiently without being limited by human range of motion, allowing him to rotate 360 degrees at all joints.
Atlas 2.0 tackles boring, dirty, and dangerous tasks in real-world commercial and industrial applications. Hyundai’s next generation factory will be the first testing ground. Boston Dynamics plans to sell its latest humanoid robot, but the price has not yet been disclosed.
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The Atlas robot is fully electric. (Boston Dynamics)
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Cart important points
Boston Dynamics has retired the hydraulic Atlas and introduced an all-electric successor. The motorized Atlas surpasses its predecessors in strength and versatility, moving efficiently without being constrained by human limitations. They tackle tedious, dirty, and dangerous tasks in real-world applications and are revolutionizing industries, starting with Hyundai’s next-generation factory.
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