
Picking Up Momentum
Atlas’s controller combines the robot’s perception with high-level mobility and manipulation tasks, enabling the robot to make smart decisions about how to move through the world.
Atlas’s controller combines the robot’s perception with high-level mobility and manipulation tasks, enabling the robot to make smart decisions about how to move through the world.
With a new routine for Atlas, Boston Dynamics engineers have pushed the humanoid robot one step closer to performing real-world manipulation tasks at human speed.
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Josh, a mechanical engineer on the Atlas team, has been with Boston Dynamics for four years.