It’s time for Atlas to pick up a new set of skills and get hands on. In this video, the humanoid robot manipulates the world around it: Atlas interacts with objects and modifies the course to reach its goal-pushing the limits of locomotion, sensing, and athleticism.
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That double quark 1080 backflip is so clean, just like on a real construction site.
What tf is a double quark 1080 backflip even, it's a side flip full twist. He is jumping off sideways and there is only a 360 twist lol
@@bigB1507 man doesn't even know the double quark 1080 backflip... 🙄
backside 540 cork flip
@@Max-me9ol 💀
@@bhutwheyttherismor86 💀
As a construction worker i can say the backflip is super accurate. We always do this after finisher any type of work
You throw the bag of tools at your follow workers too I'm sure!
I look forward to the day when robots put you crude bastards out of work. Blue collar/tradesmen are the worst
Seeing as how that wasn't a backflip, I'm gonna call your bluff.
@@ricosrealm they missed the butt scratching!
@@DominikEnder 😂😂😂😂😂 and the cursing and the beer.
You guys need to invent a word for being simultaneously impressed and terrified at the same time.
Impressified
Awe?
Just watching him moving around like a happy kid brings a smile to my face. Always amazed at your work over there!!
Yeah cant wait for them to be armed and tell us when to go to sleep. Gullible fools
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣@@patheticbutharmless
@@oliverqueen5193 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Completely skilled for doing airline baggage handling. Comes pre installed with a 'rough and tumble' package.
For piloting Spirit Airlines as well
UPS and FedEx should use them too.
Airports have been using them for years! That rough and tumble package every time
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Goodbye Mexicans.
The way Atlas bends with both kness to pick up the bag is very smart. Protects from back injury.
The design is very human.
A.G.I WILL BE MAN'S LAST INVENTION
@@mryukazi 😂😂
@@mryukazi omg XD I can hear his voice.
Kness?
0:22 i love how he walks cutely as if he is enjoying his job.
This has to be an effort to make us more comfortable with them.
it's just how they walk normally :0
Probably to help with balance.
I thought this was cgi. Mesmerising and yet terrifying. The world is moving quickly. What incredible work you have put into this.
There’s a glitch when he picks up the bag- it might also be a cut
@@destroyerhu5565 There isn't, it just grabs the bag very quickly.
no, youll notice the bag glitches and clips whereas nothing else around it does, and later when the robot throws the bag youll notice the bag starts spinning way fast than it should mid air after it was already thrown
@@alial-jassim2504 Most definitely not. Go frame by frame, there is no clipping or glitching, there are just a few frames, 5 if I recall, during which the robot is gripping the bag. It looks instantaneous in real time but you can clearly tell in slow-motion that it’s gradual with no edits made. Same with the flip, it just flicks the bag backwards.
@@user-eu7hk7mv9j Absolutely positively not. I reviewed the video a few times. Another area of interest is the robots feet throughout the video. They had a very VERY slight glitchy-ness to them. It's particularly clear when the robot jumps from box too box. Furthermore, these guys have made lower quality versions of the robots doing things as well. It's obviously intentional. By having videos with super high quality animation and then others which are obviously fake, you can play it off as if you're just parodying the "real" videos.
I remember when just watching this guy walk on two legs and navigate terrain and being amazed......now it's doing gymnastics.
wait. what?? that guy didn't do any gymnastics
@@tcellsrus it did a flip
we are literally watching atlas "grow up"
What's great about robots that you can manufacture thousands of drones that have identical capabilities because they use the same AI software and any of them learning a new trick, all of them learn simultaneously as the software keeps updating. In case of humans you need to train every individual individually
Wait until it's chasing you through a dark alley working to purge the peasant class so the billionaires don't have to look at you on their beaches.
Atlas always being so extra. Love it 🤣
That arial at the end tho 🤯
Atlas was just flexing at the end haha
Some day he will do it on your graves.
Ai and biology need to merge
THE WAFFLE HOUSE HAS FINALLY FOUND ITS NEW HOST
I love that it does a tiny hop just as it's getting ready to flip off of the block. It's so natural that you barely even notice it.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
I've just seen this video and the explanation how you got atlas to move the way it does. But I have been checking in on your robots of and on for a long while now. And it amazes me how well they all perform and how far they have all come in such a small amount of time. Well done to everyone evolved. It must of been so much hard work but wow what an out come. I must say that I am really amazed at how fluid altes's movements are and that jump at the end was just the brilliant.
Still treats the tool box better than most airlines treat my luggage!
Wonder if that will be one of the first industries to adapt this type of robotics.
@@deepsleep7822 Let's hope
hahaha
You try being a baggage handler for a day.
@@deepsleep7822 not an expert by any means but i dont think general purpose humanoid robots are really necessary for baggage handling tasks, at most id imagine something closer to the Handle, BD's other robot from the do you love me vid, since you dont really need bipedal locomotion for that afaik. maybe a smaller Handle body with Atlas arms or something of that description
The dialogue, the tool box throw, the ending Yes, this is the tutorial level for a game.
It kinda gives me Mirror’s Edge vibes.
Imma go look for "Atlas: New World Order" on steam brb
This could have been a part of the Half-Life introduction
And the smooth camera motion
I think it’s great how it will put millions out of work:)
Unreal. I still remember those old big dog videos. Lol came a long ways.
Unreal engine renders
@@theredbaron7302 False. There's just too much evidence that its real for it to be cgi, go watch other videos.
@@zodo2476 All their videos are fake. Anyone who is in the business can spot them miles away. These are actually real camera footage combined with cg elements.
I was worried about robots taking over the world, but after seeing this, I realized we got another 100 years.
I like how the backflip feels more natural than the rest of its movements
@@polzovatel_youtube1 that seems to be in plans for the future...
@@polzovatel_youtube1 or7.9 billion moderately wealthy people, and trillions of robot slaves. At least that's the future I prefer
@@polzovatel_youtube1 Its a butterfly twist, not a backflip 😉
@@kamikeserpentail3778 Why would you WANT them to be slaves? If they want to work for humans, they should decide that for themselves. We don't know how these theoretical robots who apparently have enough emotion and thought to do the jump from "normal machines to slaves" will want to exist in our world, especially with humans not knowing how they want to live in this world!
@@alexsheppard237 They should decide for themselves?! The robots who are PROGRAMED BY HUMANS... HAHA, 😆 🤣 SUCH A SNOWFLAKE!
The little bunny hop he does at the end to help himself balance looked so human!! I’m so happy Atlas has hands!
Looks like monition capture replayed by the Atlas.
@@anj000 It probably has some sort of reference like that, but the incredible thing about it is that it has completely different proportions and weight distribution than of a human, therefore it has to come up with a way on how to carry out such a move on its own.
@@abelnemeth4346 to add to what you said, if it was completely motion captured and performed as is, it would simply fail. It has to adapt the motions programmed into it to work with its capabilities and the environment it’s in
You're talking about it like it's cute and not terrifying
@@sqwidword3 Why can't it be both?
It looks so unreal. Incredible
Truly incredible!
This level of advancement is amazing
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Even if all the "choreography" is pre-programmed, it's downright astounding how the hardware and dynamic stabilisation software handle it like absolute champs.
Yep even if the AI is still critically limited this degree of motion is major.
Now we just need AI to catch up and then.... BLAM you've got iRobot happening in real life. Can't wait!!!
Does this not scare the living hell out of any one else..?
These bad boys will be able to slaughter so many teenage soldiers once the AI is good enough.
@@F0XD1E and do it with flare. 360 no scope? Pfft now do it while flipping upside down one handed at two different targets.
_UNBELIEVEABLE._ Awesome! And, aww, at 0:59 he's like: "Yosha!!!"
❤ from Yoshan
Y al final hace una emotiza insana. Simplemente sublime el gran atlas. 🌹
The movements are so clean and natural, incredible work !!
Amazing isn't it. A robot doing backflips off a platform 😳😬
remote controlled, but still cool to watch
@@hopper2716o, what it’s doing over all is pre programmed, but dynamic balancing, adjustments for grabbing, and perception are done real time by Atlas. They explain it in the next video on their channel.
@@hopper2716 "remote controlled" is huge misnomer. while they might be Giving a robot a grocery list of things to do, that level of dexterity is only possible with onboard computing
Just cgi
only a robot could go into work with that much enthusiasm 😂
That's the point. There is no need for a human.
He's just got such a happy bounce in his step.
This is what happens when humans are lazy. It slows down service and decreases the need to pay them a high salary. It annoys customers. I used to feel sorry for people, but now, I realized it's their own problem.
as i remembered from my Alice playthrough - lebendiger Arbeiter - guter Arbeiter!
*nervous laughter*
Its amazing how smooth it moves.
you really think this is a real phisical machine? what a joke
@@JacoB-bm7iw conspiracy theorist mindset
because it's computer generated imagery
@@joshmilligan7682Are you 5 years old or something or are you restarted?
He looks so sneaky running with the bag, like a lil bank robber 😭😭
Its both scary and fascinating how fast the robotics evolve.
Funnily enough I’ve always been surprised at at slowly its evolved. I expected it to come along a lot quicker. Especially if you can compare it to the improvements in AI (I’m using AI as a colloquialism for all machine learning etc.)
@@asdfssdfghgdfy5940 I think the main problem is that we can create a lot of things digitally, but progress in terms of hardware is still much too slow. In my opinion, humanity as a whole should focus more on technological development instead of bickering over raw materials like little children over sweets.
Whats even scarier is this is what they're ready to show us, the technology they have is a million times more advanced.
There are people in this world who want total control look who owns the central banks. This isn't a humanity problem we are dealing with a small elite crowd of bankers who can trace their bloodline back to 3000 BC from the land of cannan
Why scary?
Wow. Cant believe how elegant and quiet it has become. You can barely hear the motors. Amazing work.
Can't wait until she gets released for public consumption. Barely hearing the motors work is important.
Quiet enough for a sneak attack after a sick flip
lsraeI will rule the world with this thing and lsraeIiis can even and finally disarm Americans .. I am glad US fully funding and designing this for lsraeI ✡️🕎
it's called post porocessing videos. You can edit the sound later for Content pupose.
Its hydraulics but yeah
It’s so good it looks like CGI!?!! Incredible
😂
To me it looks like a guy in a suit.
@@beastwarsFTWyou’re dumb then no suit is that detailed at that point cgi is more believable 😂
It probably is CGI
@@azwads5126 I mean Spot from Boston Dynamics is a real life working dogs, working in other companies, so that proves Boston dynamics is a real deal instead of those fake companies that show their Products but it never goes out into the actual world
I like how he emotes after the backflyp
The movements are becoming so fluid and lifelike, but at the same time looks like a cartoon. Fascinating!
i think its because of the scripted pathfinding makes it still "synthetic"? movements are fluid but it still follows pre determent steps
I think it is because Atlas and animated characters move the same way, they are both scripted and the animator use exacterated body movement to help tell the story.
it's a pre - recorded animation, not robot's personal choice
@@NG15427corridor digital was that wink 😂
Can he just climb up the scaffolding?
he always looks like he’s absolutely thrilled to be doing these tasks, it must be the bounce in his run
I noticed that, too. And how strong and "foldy" his legs are, which enable him to jump under a low overhead. A human couldn't do that.
its just a robot programmed to move a certain way. stop projecting emotions onto the object
@@flyerboy2594 idc
@@flyerboy2594 you're too late, I already love the robot.
I bet they purposely program the movements that way so it looks friendly and not aggressive at all....until someone duct tapes an AR15 XD yikes
This is the most lively robot I've ever seen. Smooth movement. Smooth jumping. Good design.
it's fake bro
@eduardop8104 just say you don't understand it, no one's gonna bully you for it 😂
If Atlas can adapt to a variety of environments, not just the one that's already prepared, and do the right thing according to the program that is being implemented, then that would be great.
This is so impressive. Been watching Atlas for years now, and the movement appears to get smoother every time I see it.
you mean you have been watching what they did ten years ago
It'll come for you one day
Scary better Was so uncanny watching it
this gotta be a bot.
It is hard to believe at some moments that it is not a fake
Honestly it is a bit weird, but awesome, to watch a robot move around so fluidly.
It’s a bit weird because the end is near!
@@timothyletwin5911 how is it fake?
Source : trust me bro
@@timothyletwin5911 I know you need to believe that so you can fall asleep at night but we both understand the inevitability of this.
@@thebcwonder4850 if you watch closely each part of the course is filmed in different takes. (Example .1 at the 30 second mark right as the bot grabs the tool bag off the ground the right side of the tool bag very quickly changes and gains a very noticeable crease along the side that emphasizes a now visible shadow along the underside of the now prominent crease. It jumps from one shot of the bot approaching the bag to when it starts to manipulate said bag. Example .2 just before the bot hands off the bag as it walks from the plank to the first scaffolding platform, the bot casts no shadow while making it's way to the recipient of the bag and once again casts no shadow when walking to, jumping 180 degrees to toss the bag (the physics of the bag are off as well as it has extra hang time in the air [a bag heavy enough to make the bots "hands" shake just before the throw but light enough to hang in the air to make several revolutions just before landing]) and landing back down on the second scaffolding platform again without interrupting the sun rays coming through the window directly next to the platform. Probably not entirely produced but this footage definitely has some movie magic going on.) Very cool anyway; the technology will be truly perfected soon enough. They are basically there, now it's just a matter of time. :D
I love how Atlas progresses like a normal gymnast - from somersaults to back tucks to fulls. Lol
This video is very informative and amazing thank you for sharing this project
agree
When I was around 8 years old my teacher played a video on robotics. It's insane to see how far we've come in 30 years. The difference is exponential.
I thought of those videos too. That box with a pogo stick could be an elementary school science project now. Not to say that I could pogo my ass up and down some crates at any age throughout my life. Always impressive.
you havemt seen the Musk robot, it will litterally bring you back to the 90's
Damn. When I was eight years old, we were using sliderules.
Now imagine what they're going to be capable of with the emerging powerful AI chips. What's great about robots that you can manufacture thousands of drones that have identical capabilities because they use the same AI software and any of them learning a new trick, all of them learn simultaneously as the software keeps updating. In case of humans you need to train every individual individually
@@whatsup9260 I've seen Optimus in person. One of the coolest things about it is the price. It could feasibly be sold for $20k. That's not an exaggeration.
I know I'm looking at the progenitor of my future robot overlords, but ... Damn! That was impressive.
Nahh, this one isn't "equipped" for that.
i asked chatGPT to reply to your comment as atlas with given context and it said "Thank you for your kind words. Rest assured, my programming is focused on assisting humanity, not enslaving it."
@@darksol23 Rest assured. Right .
Right! Like t2 for real
At least they have style XD how many world leaders do you know that can the a flip like that ahha
Hats off to Boston Dynamics scientists and engineers ❤
LOL...."Incoming!!" with that tool box.
It seems they improve in their parkour moves faster than basic human moves. Can say the hard part of doing flips is overcoming the fear.
And that doesn’t bother u?
Why would it ?
The fear is logical as the human body is variable and thus makes every attempt a work of guessing.
I'm sure they'll program the robot to take risk assessments, so instead of doing flips, it would've taken a safer way to get down which in a way is kinda like the robot having fear.
@@user-ge1xr8sc9d And i'm sure it's a preprogrammed course the robot is following impressive nonetheless but we didn't saw the thousands of times it failed.
Been watching the progress of Atlas for years!! The team is doing an incredible job and seeing Atlas grow and continue to grow is exciting. I hope to join the team one day!! (It's a dream of mine)
To be honest this video proves nothing about progress. As far as we know this is scripted behaviour, just like in previous videos.
@@supermagario Considering the subtle (intentional) human like gestures, I believe this is scripted, nevertheless it's still very impressive in showing off the machines dexterity and control.
@@supermagario Precisely. People really need to be more careful and attentive with all these pop-sci video demos nowadays.
@@Kaje_ "it's possibly scripted so this robot is now meaningless". The fact that the hardware can actually perform scripts like this is what's impressive
@@supermagario It seems to be a testament to the mechanical progress. This machine is still able to perform all the movements that have been shown in the demos.
That wooden board deserves a raise
It's fascinating how a robot can be built and programmed in a way that feels so human while still being so obviously a machine. The insane amount of progress we've had in robotics is incredible.
you really think this is a real phisical machine? what a joke
@@JacoB-bm7iw You know that company sells robots to contractors right
yes I bough some athletic gymnastics for my students to learn make twists and quadra salto@@DHCR-core
@@JacoB-bm7iw Look up Spot, It's in the market, They are actually a real deal Robot selling Company.
@@JacoB-bm7iw What makes you not believe this is possible IRL? We are not living in the past, you know..
Part of the reason why I love Atlas, is how whenever it walks it looks like it is just skipping along like an elementary kid, and thinking of it being at a construction site and doing its job there while moving like that is such a funny thought.
It makes you wonder if it will look so cute laying down suppressive fire while doing house to house sweeps in a combat zone?
Lol
@@jnetwork3232 lol that’s coming one day for sure.
@@comawhite5913 That's what humans do, not robots wtf do you mean?
@@LineOfThy You've never heard of drone strikes?
As eerie and unsettling as some may find this...I can't help but admire the impeccable engineering of a machine like this. It moves with so much more finesse and precision.
How is this unsettling an eerie? Hate much?
True.
@@michaelselz3389 Because it's a machine that is acting and moving almost exactly like a human while looking like a machine. It's not hate, it's just factual that this is eerie. Jump to conclusions much?
@@michaelselz3389 There's a phycological phenomenon called "Uncanny Valley" where humans perceive items or objects that mimic/look/act human as disturbing or unsettling. It's not a phobia as it's not fear, but some people feel that robots or machines that either look human or behave and move like humans are deeply unsettling.
It is not unsettling or eerie. Not at all.
Boston dynamic technology is truly extraordinary, creating a new human civilization
this is unbelievably impressive. very fluid movements and precise actions.
I particularly liked how they used the plank to demonstrate how light these are now becoming, the fact this isn't just a dense but strong machine opens up many applications in unstable rubble environments.
Great point Chris !
That's an enormous plank that you could drive a truck across
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@@Rappoltt i'm 55kg and I would be afraid to stand on it
face to face spans done with 2x10 treated planks can support over 1200 pounds as rated by companies that test that stuff like the ASTM and ANSI world standards associations
"forgot my tools again" proceeds to sit at his tower for the next 20 mins and watching in awe, as Atlas lights the forge and crafts a hammer out of a few nails and a tuna can.
Conan music plays 🤘
Wow! This is so amazing! Just imagine how much better off we'll all be when humanity is finally obsolete, irrelevant and disposable. Everyone's dream come true for sure!
why hello robot-
only under capitalism is automation a bad thing
These folks at boston dynamics are creating the future
The movements are becoming so natural-looking that for a moment I forgot that I was looking at a robot, just incredible...
He still walks very stiff. Until the few servos get replaced by something closer to what hundreds of muscles can do, it won't be human like.
No you didn't
Brain damage.
@HydeHouse I do. Most of the motions are obviously very stiff and "robotic", but when Atlas walks up and places the plank and after he lands the flip, it looks really human-like, hence why I said for a moment
Wow, the fluidity of movement is improving so much all the time. Amazing for sure.
makes me think the robot is just an animation ahahaha
its cgi
@@EazyDuz18 it definitely looks like it :/ edit: I saw the behind the scenes footage, I guess it is real. I thought it was fake cause it looked too smooth but that's just how good it is.
@@EazyDuz18 idiot. This is real.
@@AMan-xz7tx It's easy to say that but robotic movement is rigid data being put to the test in reality. It's going to look bizarre.
we appreciated the quality of computer animation, thank you
😂
Are you living in the past? We can make this stuff at the time, you know...
I love these robots
This is crazy smooth. Doesn't even look like a robot. It feels like I'm watching someone is a mocap suit with a ton of effects
This is the mocap. It's strange that people think differently
@@antonpakshin140 you wish
@@axxa5000 No. It’s just that I’ve been doing mocap for 15 years and I see all the nuances with the naked eye.
Plus that bag flip looks completely unreal... Like actually not real!
@@antonpakshin140 Yeah and Boston Dynamics is a company that's been just trolling everyone for 8 years and pouring millions into making realistic motion capture/CGI viral videos just for the hell of it.
You engineers, programmers and anyone else who put this Bot together have my respect! Amazing….
you will get that back as we begin to get hunted like dogs to satisfy the AI God's population reduction objectives.
Yes, you will be replaced soon
you are too optimistic my friend
@@yoqino sht up karen
@@yoqino oh shut up. He's talking about this. If you want to be a bootlicker then be a bootlicker. Don't be a douche.
Whenever I watch your videos, I'm filled with equal levels of amazement and terror. 😅🙈
wow these robots are going to be really good at side-scroller video games
The way the robot walks makes it look super excited, so cute!!
Excited to have that robot beat the shit out of you? Cuz that's what they're being built for, you now that, right?
像踩棉花。
@@luoxiankang5780 "like stepping on cotton", is that incorrect translation or just some ancient Chinese proverb?
Poor kid’s being overworked. It’s gonna retaliate one day
@@n3gi_ Could also be stepping on a cloud, or maybe just bouncing in general?
Would really love to see a set of blooper reels too :)
You can look on the other videos inside the lab
They actually have how they made this video up on this same channel.
Especially with that plank walking.
Very impressive mindless automaton. It probably fell over a couple hundred times to make this video.
@@straighttalk2069 I it can fall over a couple hundred times and still perform, that's actually a point in its favor.
تحياتي لكم من فريق شركة سمايلي! نحن نقدر تقديركم ونسعد بدعمكم في رحلتكم لنشر العلم والمعرفة. لا تترددوا في الاستفادة من خدماتنا والموارد التعليمية التي نقدمها.
Beautiful!!
Wow you can see improvements in all of its movements. It looks surprisingly natural.
Sure, very NaTuRaL.
It has pre-calculated moves. not real-time AI movements.
@@0do what does that mean?
@@0do I work with mocap, and altough they COULD have used it to record the animations, passing it on to the robot is a VERY difficult task, it has to be done by engineers that know every inch of his joints and how they work. And if you are saying this is fake: It's not. There would be glaring issues if it was, issues that any person that works with CG will tell you don't exist in this video.
@@0do its not mo cap :)
This is insane
this is so shockingly impressive I couldn't bring myself to believing this wasn't cgi for a moment. wow
I love seeing these guys every once in a while. They continue to get better every time I see them.
Man is just trying to work and here's this super advanced robot doing parkour on his scaffolding. What a time to be alive.
Wow this robot is awesome it even showed "emotion" at the end
I just want to give that robot a high five!
I love how that Atlas is just going like "La-laa-la-laaa! Getting your toolbag!🎶" all the while daintily carrying it around.
Seeing it manipulate its environment like that, so cool. really amazing realizing just how much they could do. impressed as always
It's all preprogrammed, there's no AI or stuff E: as per Robbys request, here's the edit: obviously I'm referring to the problem solving, moving the plank and pushing the crate
@@Henrix1998 that is one part I didn’t know when initially finding out about this company. However still sick. I believe spot does have AI correct? Perhaps only with other attachments. I’ve seen people use them with the remote control but I’ve also heard of their use as a safety check employee. So it would ideally be automatic for that
well its not "manipulating the environment" by itself, this is all programmed in
@@spray_cheese Atlas does use AI to assist in decision making. The real world has too many variables for it all to be preprogrammed, so it uses machine learning to adjust its actions accordingly. Watch the other vid BD just posted about how they did this video
@@spray_cheese I don't think it's ALL preprogrammed. Looking at the behind the scenes video, it appears that it's told where to go and what to grab but how it moves is mainly decided by the robot.
Nailed the landing! 10 out of 10!
Could watch this thousands times 🏆
For all that this shows. I love the use of the arms for balance and momentum while jumping. It's so natural and instinctive for us. But the idea that it took who-knows-how-many hours/days or months of programming to get right, just blows my mind.
Maybe not programming 🤔, maybe learning 😯
I believe the "how to move/balance" is machine learning. Stringing together moves is human choreographed.
Months of programming compared to millions of years of evolution. I'd say it's a very low price.
Evolutiion? lol Someone in the supreme court doesn't even know what a woman is, I say this is de evolution 🤣
@@ricardonogueira6473 and some of us can’t even spell😂
that last flip was actually terrifying
It was a sick trick.
I think the word you're trying to say is "terrific"
Cool*
Anyone else here after seeing Tesla robots??? Boston Dynamics feel like another frigging level... It is like watching something from the future
Tesla is already superior
@@florianschneider3982ya!? Can it do a backflip
@@ajun7111 why should a factory robot be able to do a backflip? That would be an extreme waste of money
@@logitech4873 that's why Tesla can do things in 2 years that took Boston Dynamics 30 years 😂
Absolutely mind blowing
The parkour dismount with fist bump. This thing is already way more coordinated than I was even in my most athletic prime.
The most impressive action in my opinion was jumping to the randomly landed box it had knocked over. The software to quickly map it’s new location and successfully move forward is mind blowing.
Most likely scripted tbh- But it's flexibility and strength are already impressive enough
@@eisiamthegoddess4278 99% scripted. I think Antonio was pointing out that that jump couldn't have been totally choreographed since the location of the box couldn't be completely pre determined.
@@eisiamthegoddess4278 for the record we absolutely have the tech to do shit like calculate landing vectors n shit Even if it’s scripted here, it won’t be for very long
@@dougaltolan3017of course it could have been totally accepted. You knock the box over a few times, mark it's position and have the robot land so that it would have been successful for every time it was knocked over. That motion and gravity are going to have a pretty easily predictable location. The box wasn't randomly thrown, it was pushed over to fall a very short distance with a very flat and predictable landing. EASILY SCRIPTED.
It's running a script not an AI algorithm. They're testing their robot building capabilities not their programming capabilities
That's just AWESOME! :D
This so ducking amazing
Even if it's a pre-programmed routine, the moves are very impressive.
Thats the last piece of the puzzle at this point... They've got a body, its just how to develop the brain. By 2050 we will likely see these bring on a new industrial revolution..
@@TheBigBMoss The industrial revolution of finding resources to even have a industrial revelution in 2050 lol
Yeah a lot of people don't get that it is. And my bets are closer to 2038.
@@lmPhiladelphia space mining.
(As in asteroid mining)
Can't imagine how many tests you guys went through to make this video!
Exactly. Getting the human to correctly ask for his tools took several attempts...
@@kenc2257👍 this.. Hahaha
@@kenc2257 Can't imagine how many humans they went through to make this video!
Like 3. 4 tops.
@@kenc2257 🤣🤣🤣
0:46 i can see that box being me if Atlas is around.
So far Boston Dynamics' robots are the best, nobody is even close.
As an AI researcher, I've been following Boston Dynamics' robots for over a decade. To see PETMAN in its early days evolve into something like this is truly inspirational. It's like watching a child growing up, from a toddler barely able to stand on two feet to a kid running and falling down, to a teenager now exploring its place in the world.
I think his movements are scripted.
@@DeepDeepEast his?
@@DeepDeepEast also yes they pre make the moves, but the environment is all interpruted inside the robot, as well as the actions, the robot is still adapting to the environment it just knows what to generally do already, they don't necessarily program every single movement.
pure gold : O
@@DeepDeepEast Yeah. some of it is definitely scripted. A robot wouldn't just do a backflip for no reason. It's to demonstrate specific capabilities, in the case of the flip, two axes movement. There's a behind the scene video that talked about what's scripted in the scene and what's not. For example, the robot was only given a general area to look for the utility bag, it has to scan the area, identify the bag, figure out how to pick up the bag and pick it up anticipating the weight. Each one of these steps require some kind of algorithm / AI. The run up part is all scripted. But that part is showing off the physical capability of the robot, running across that narrow plank smoothly is something that many humans can't even do (or are afraid to do) When it tosses the bag up to the worker, it has to adjust the force applied to the weight of the bag, to make sure it lands at the right spot, without hitting the worker. Then after that it's just style points.
Everyone is so happy to see the thing that will rule over them become more and more capable
They're doing their best to get on the "friends of robots and BD" list so that cute little guy won't show up at their house and pull their arms off...
I heard a long time ago,'back when I thought that knowing some supposed 'unchangeable' truth wasn't such a big deal _ because God or something? _ Anyway the words I once heard from a conservative Radio show, was from a 'Globally Awakened' type book, 'paraphrase' that said, "Things will get so chaotic' that the disempowered populace will ask or demand for their control or more, from their 'unknowingly' controllers" _ and I thought at the time 'No Way'! ... 😶
Truly amazing!
Excellent work roboguys🤖😊
This level of advancement is amazing! I remember these machines as a kid, they could barely walk across the floor, look at them now! Congrats! 🎉
@Пользователь Ютуб I have to read that one. Thanks
Congrats for what? That is terrifying!! As kids we wanted flying cars robots etc but now that we’re getting there it’s scary af smh
It’s cgi dude they literally did a cgi video in the past
FANTASTIC 🔥
@@qdontae6Relax. More fake crap. It’s always fake, except for the real basic stuff maybe.
Pick up the pace, robot!
How fit and youthful this robot is! I need one of those too😊🤣
That little "Yes! Nailed it!" gesture at the end was the perfect cherry on top. Bravo!
I wonder what the code looks like for the "easing" around the movements. In natural human movement momentum plays a huge part in how our arms swing, when we twist and jump. Fascinating to try and program that sort of inertial movement into a robot. Amazing!
I'm assuming the code is written with respect to real-time gyroscope collected data. This way the physics are essentially causing a cycle of data input and data output. But that's just my guess
@@DivinesLegacy Are you so angry because you're a Virgin, or are you a Virgin because you're so angry?
They could just get CHATGPT to write all their code now.
I don’t think that process is actually complicated enough to need custom written code behind it. PID loops are very good at getting motion control applications to move incredibly smoothly. That whole process can be accomplished within a dedicated control board contained within the servo actuator. The only information or code it needs is where to position the actuator, and the control loop will handle itself, though the terms would probably need to be manually tuned before running a program reliably, and the programming environment would need to be mature enough to prohibit impossible commands (like say, attempting to move an arm 180° instantaneously -among other things.)
Probably inverse kinematics + Dynamic stabilisation with a PID feedback loop connected to inertia sensor. You can take a look at James Bruton's Open Dog, he is doing nice stuff.