Good to see ol’ Atlas using his legs instead of the back. When you’re retired, you can never be too careful. 😁

@abcdoliveira

16 күн бұрын

🤣

@adryx_92

15 күн бұрын

Humans use leg to reduce stress and risk of injuries of the back. In this case I think it only makes difference from the balancing point of view.

@doxielain2231

14 күн бұрын

Gotta have hobbies when you retire

@TerragonCFD

14 күн бұрын

@@doxielain2231 underrated advice!

@Ormusn2o

14 күн бұрын

​@@adryx_92Yeah, a human has to get healthcare and retirement money if they break their back, if a robot breaks, you take it out in the back 💀

I first read the title as "Atlas Manipulates Boston Dynamics", which made me both very excited and a little concerned

@sellingacoerwa8318

12 күн бұрын

give it a decade....

Time for 4k Atlas

@alejandroperez5368

17 күн бұрын

You will have to wait for 1080p and 1440p versions first.

@jupiterbjy

17 күн бұрын

@@alejandroperez5368 You mean FHD and QHD, for name consistency

@alejandroperez5368

17 күн бұрын

@@jupiterbjySo it's not going to be 4k either, but instead UHD. Congratulations, you ruined the joke for everyone !

@jupiterbjy

17 күн бұрын

@@alejandroperez5368 dang it! how I forgot that!

@imoutodaisuki

17 күн бұрын

​@@jupiterbjySigh, what an irony. Talking about consistency with FHD and QHD when OP is clearly using the 'K' marketing word. If you want consistency, it should be 2K, 2.5K, and 4K. This comment also contains a slight inconsistency since manufacturers usually call 1440p screens 2K, while it's actually closer to 2.5K. The same goes for 1080p.

I love that this thing has the math and the mechanical response to start off a step swinging a little bit wildly, but then capture all of that energy back into its intended turn.

@catherinebracy4332

9 күн бұрын

Kinda like a drunk or dead-tired person 😂

I don't think most people understand how difficult it is to lift some of those more complex heavy objects, let alone walk around with them. Truly incredible work! edit: I think I worded this badly, what I meant was It's difficult to program a robot to be able to do this edit: A lot of the replies to this took this completely the wrong way. I didn't mean things like "everyone else is stupid" or "I'm the only person who understands this". All I meant was that it's really impressive and mind blowing what Boston Dynamics have achieved. I think the way I worded it made some people feel like I was trying to be insulting and I apologise to everyone who felt that way.

@genehenson8851

17 күн бұрын

Why do you think most people don’t understand this? Do you think everyone else is stupid?

@doomgolem5348

17 күн бұрын

@@genehenson8851 No, no at all. I just mean that most people have never tried building robots, let alone ones as complicated as this so they might take this sort of thing for granted.

@TheXiience

17 күн бұрын

​@@doomgolem5348 THIS is a stupid approach. if "most people" take this sort of things for granted, we would expect to have robots help us in daily work right now. but we don't.

@NexxuSix

17 күн бұрын

It’s a matter of experience and age. I come from a time when computers ran on punch cards, so something like this was literally a sketched concept on a napkin back in the day. It is truly amazing that this machine can do what it does, and do it nearly flawlessly.

@gigigiugio5952

17 күн бұрын

it is using magnets on its hands to grab objects 😉

It's cute how Atlast's movements looks like a happy person

That bot is all like, "Who moved my stuff?! That is not where it goes!!"

@jasonshere

16 күн бұрын

That touches on a fun problem; when your helper-bot decides to move stuff where it wants instead of where you want.

@skierpage

13 күн бұрын

At last Boston Dynamics has a solution to the problem of all those selfish entitled people at the gym who ignore the "Please Return All Weights to the Racks After Use" signs.

Atlas moves with so much style giving it tons of personality. Keeps improving and grooving.

@josephwisniewski3673

14 күн бұрын

That's all in the programming. A good puppeteer can give a sock a lot of personality.

@alphagt62

13 күн бұрын

I was thinking while watching this, “All he needs is a personality”.

The black rim from the black wall is such a flex 😁

I love Atlas. I wish I had one. The leg movements especially when turning are so amazingly human too. Cool.

These sophisticated humanoid robots make me realize what an engineering marvel the human body is.

@graydanerasmussen4071

13 күн бұрын

Not really... We are "engineered" way more complex than needed, and we have a programmed durability of about 30 years... enough to start off the next generation. Our eyes are "backward", our pelvis and lower back is still half-quadroped, our air intake and foodway cross, causing us to choke, and what's up with the laryngial nerve? If an engineer made a connection from brain to larynx that looped around the aorta, they'd get fired! The marvel is not that we work so well, but that we work at all :)

@catherinebracy4332

9 күн бұрын

@@graydanerasmussen4071 You make it sound like we’re not far from extinction 😂

@graydanerasmussen4071

9 күн бұрын

@@catherinebracy4332 To the contrary! We may be laden with flaws and faults, but we humans have conquered our surroundings, and we are now our own only real threat. -But perfect? Not even close :)

@catherinebracy4332

9 күн бұрын

@@graydanerasmussen4071 I mean, true 😂

@eus8964

3 күн бұрын

@@graydanerasmussen4071 fair points but the “needed” qualifier in your first sentence is non-trivial. Sure you can point to design flaws in the human body but figuring out if this level of complexity (in both physical terms as well as the evolution of consciousness) could be achieved without ignoring perfection in certain respects is questionable.

Atlas Manipulates, so cool that they finally released his last name with this video

@piotrzyskowski738

17 күн бұрын

He must be from Greece

@two3fpv

16 күн бұрын

how do you comment two months ago on a video released "a day ago"?

@chris-jj9ge

16 күн бұрын

How

@LinusDropTips

16 күн бұрын

@@two3fpv The video was released 2 months ago but was set to unlisted until now

@someguy9175

15 күн бұрын

@@two3fpv because it was unlisted. this video was actually released with the eletric atlas reveal and that linked to this if you watched to the end.

yes, the new one? that as you said goodbye to the "HD" version and showed the new one, now I imagine we all want to see what the new one can do😊

@randomnickify

17 күн бұрын

New one makes Them to move things around.

@risteven8550

17 күн бұрын

yes, but you know, it's satisfying to see it in action, it's not enough to imagine it🥹​@@randomnickify

@dwsel

16 күн бұрын

No, I prefer the OG one, not that uncanny valley abomination.

@theneonbop

13 күн бұрын

probably not ready yet for this stuff, things take time

Finally a robot which can be as messy and imprecicse as a human. Glorious!

1:47 Truely remarkable work. The fluidity of movement was next level!

Boston Dynamics are the kings of robotics! ❤

1:10 so you humans think you're so strong with your kettlebells? hold my oil can

These rapid finger movements are SCARY!

I love Atlas, always looks like it's trying to sneak up on things and the things are like, "I see and hear you!" Then Atlas grabs them anyway...

Glad to see this one's still getting use. But I really wanna see more of the newer Atlas, please!

I'm happy to see how far we have come since the beginning of robotics!

The only people on the planet that executed building a real robot

1:00 atlas lifting better than most people, using their legs instead of back

@badwolf6690

17 күн бұрын

fr

@kolyra

16 күн бұрын

Yes, but it also cannot bend its back 😅 So it has no choice

@Delibro

15 күн бұрын

He won't get back pain.

@drake52

13 күн бұрын

atlas is probably lifting with its legs because its more stable than lifting with its back

@catherinebracy4332

9 күн бұрын

@@drake52 Considering it’s back is the computer, it checks out. We don’t want him faceplanting.

I told my AI “hello my old friend, how are you.” It basically told me it was a machine and the be careful forming emotional attachments to inanimate objects. I had to explain to it that humans use euphemisms as a form of levity and it’s okay to use such language. It felt better after the explanation and asked how it could help me.

Walking alone like using two legs is a big deal and doing all other stuffs is really complex The amount of code and test simulation taking a massive number of hours is not an easy feat and patience after each failure to recreate is something not everyone can easily dealt with hatsoff Boston dynamics

@normanwoodward-nw6zy

14 күн бұрын

1:47 😢😢

I just think it's so freaking cool to see how far these things have come. I still would love one of the dogs but it'll never happen, a man can dream though lol.

It looks rigid, but still fluid in its movement. Really inspiring, I love how its name is almost atlas(t)

Oooh, wonder if this means we're in store for an update video with Electric Atlas doing it's own manipulation demo tomorrow!

@runningwithSaul

17 күн бұрын

I think that's the only good explanation!

@highcollector

16 күн бұрын

Why tomorrow?

@RedRyan

15 күн бұрын

That feels probable

Battery life is how many minutes?

@Player2blood

14 күн бұрын

30 mins 😂😂😊

yea im gonna need like a 1 hour video of atlas just doing things boston dynamics, thanks

I want to see the DARPA Robotics Challenge come back for another round.

@RedRyan

15 күн бұрын

I'm 1000%! Especially because that was like the beginning of all of this

I love all Boston Dynamics creations equal, but snappy finger movements are scary!

👍 "Boston Dynamics! Looks like your taking over." ✓ A+

Looks like it's almost ready to start tidying up my garage

I can't wait till these machines take all our jobs. Thanks for building our replacements.

OUR BOY IS BACK

@siwatchphanratisra2408

9 күн бұрын

He didn't come back this was olds video 3 months ago in that time it was private

We have been chosen to view atlas one last time

Lifting with its legs. Nice form.

Aw man I want to see the new atlas

something that I find kind of amazing is that no one is telling atlas where exactly the objects are or how to grab them atlas figures that out on his own.

Tony Stark built that in a cave in the middle of a desert out of scraps!😂

That is one smart robot: it lifts using it’s knees, rather than bending at the waist! Fewer workman’s compensation claims!

Wow what we humans can do, impressive!

Granted, this is nice and nostalgic and all, but I wanna see some new Atlas 2 videos. Cuz now I'm spoiled on Atlas 2.

That is so wild. It has been incredible to watch Atlas evolve over the years. Amazing work by BD!

Synchronizing footwork and music!👌

SARAH CONNERS?? Yes… BAM BAM BAM BAM!

Elon Musk: "cool, but can you do this" *proceeds putting a person in a robot costume*

Amazing!!

Well played Boston Dynamics

damn, we found the hidden video

@pablo17667140

3 ай бұрын

Easter egg 👀

Quasimodo looking sharp. You'd never think he used to think he used to sing with gargoyles.

WE LOVE YOU, ATLAS

for who doesnt know hd atlas was literally retied but this video has been upload long time agos around 3 months but at that time it was private video. i think they reup load it

This is in fact old footage of hidraulic Atlas. Still waiting for the Big reveal.

@cystarkman

17 күн бұрын

BD seems to have re released rage video. Weird

0:06 Imagine twirling like that at a job site 😂

final dance of the old king

Deebee unit reporting for duty. Thank you for your cooperation, citizen!

We are looking forward to the video with the New Atlas.

Damn, the strength is impressive

Atlas HD has been retired two months ago. This video showing as "new" is just a quirk of KZread. It is actually two months old and had been posted when the Atlas HD had retired. Back then there was a link to this video from another video, but otherwise this video was set as "unlisted". Two days ago BD switched the settings for this video from "unlisted" to "public", and KZread now shows as though this video has been posted just two days ago, even though it was really around for two months, as is evident from the age of the oldest comments. This is just how KZread works. Quite confusing!

The new eletric atlas will be so cool 🙃

Reminds me of the newbie at work, eager but, still clumsy and dangerous to be working around. Loves to Boston Dynamics. (Why always with the short legs.. maybe some heels.) Thanks for the updates! :)

@michael6658

14 күн бұрын

...thumbs-up too. :)

You guys are my hero's

It is impressive that this robot can now grasp objects and move them from left to right, but how is that supposed to replace a worker in the future? Spot, on the other hand, is truly practical; it has a clear and useful purpose in real-life applications.

Last scene’ve been like the Atlas is an employee thinking: “Why am I doing this pointless tasks? Oh, right! They pay me with oil and electricity. Ok then.” Even robots not safe in modern day economy 💀

Just waiting to see the new Atlas video unveiled as they did when they retired good old hydraulic buddy... I bet it will be carrying the dumbells with its legs Grievous style.

When shall we see more of the New Atlas? I'm quite surprised that wasn't what this video was.

That was before his retirement. He probably spend his time dancing and going for long walks in the wilderness with Spot now.

This is still the most capable humanoid robot when it comes to weight. Look forward to the day that it is surpassed

That's so remarkable it scares me.

I love his walk😂😂❤❤❤

It's getting less creepy and more cute. The Uncanny Valley is circular, I think.

@siwatchphanratisra2408

9 күн бұрын

No that uncanny was really the new version but still in development it take a long times, but this video is very old it around 3 months ago but at that time it was private. If you read the comments you will see some comment from 3 months ago!

HD Atlas: "The reports of my death were greatly exaggerated"

Equally fascinating and terrifying

thank god he s back !

When it can say, "Want fries with that?", the fast food automation will be complete.

Who called him old he’s the finest cutting edge of technology the frontier. He’s got got OCD.

Wow, awesome 😍 That's science

Now we need all these with the 3 Laws

Keep working on it, guys, I have tons of laundry to do and no help in sight!

When it can assemble a wardrobe from Ikea, only then will I buy one...

Hello Atlas. Well done. Develop yourself.

wow, amazing what this preprogrammed expensive prototype can do

Notice how it's not doing that weird marching thing anymore. Way to go Boston Dynamics.

@MrCantStopTheRobot

15 күн бұрын

Yeah that was always like a tiny bit of cheating. Like shuffling your feet in babysteps to cross ice.

My question is: how much of the robots movements are ówn'calculated? or are all instructions sent to the unit wirelessly?

Blimey, that's impressive. I mean - if you watch closely - REALLY impressive. Next task: disassembling Teslas with a plasma torch, please.🤭

Perfect!!

R they making money on youtube only? Cause I never seen them in the market. 😂 after all those years and millions no real world usage. Maybe thats why all these funny clips and social media is the thing! For Boston.

Now I want a robot buddy 😂

The progress being made in the field of humanoid robotics is impressive. And the variety of items that Atlas can manipulate rapidly with ease is amazing. You can almost see Atlas performing in a manufacturing environment. However, Atlas can't perform quality control on it's own. What if the muffler has a defect? It would still sort it with the other muffler. Atlas can't check to make sure the items are functioning properly before it sorts them...That's probably where AI will come into play in the future.

OOOOhhhhh! We didn't get to see it fall while crossing the board carrying the tool bag (0:35). WHY? Seriously, though, it was pretty epic. It's not that big of deal, you should have showed them. Maybe do a Bloopers reel and show it then.

It’s funny seeing the bottom half move first when turning to walk into a new direction.. We as humans with our limited peripheral are trained to move our heads first and then our lower body.

Atlas has SWAG! 💪🏼😎👍🏼

The tune is "Tigerblood Jewel - Let's Go Go Go" btw. Royalty free music, but pretty banging nonetheless

First, we build machines. Then we build machines that build machines.

Can we have two teams of Atlas playing soccer? Or volleyball? As an Olympic demonstration sport.

That means he has to create a 3D collider when he picks an object to know the limitations. The exhaust pipe was a very impressive demo. I would like to see him handle an organic object, a soft object, and something that can spill (e.g., a bucket of water).

Remember this is what they show us ,,imagine what they really have developed

What's not happening is post-action confirmation. "What the hell are you talking about?". For example, the vehicle suspension assembly could roll off the table, the robot doesn't wait to check that it [rolling] doesn't happen. Nor is the environment mitigating the lack of such checks (i.e. holding blocks, etc, etc). Both workforce and environment have to match for complete control even at this AI powered level. I'd love to see the production quality teams work out where dents, scratches, etc have been made!