This humanoid robot can now operate with full autonomy


In a video posted online, Atlas can be seen moving various components between supplier containers and a mobile sequencing cart with full autonomy. — AFP Relaxnews

American robot manufacturer Boston Dynamics recently demonstrated that its Atlas humanoid robot can now operate fully autonomously, adapting to its environment even when faced with the unexpected.

In a video posted online, Atlas can be seen moving various components between supplier containers and a mobile sequencing cart with full autonomy. The robot appears to be as agile as a human worker. In this particular example, it is performing sorting tasks in a factory, moving engine covers from containers to a mobile cart.

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