Go behind the scenes at Boston Dynamics with the Atlas Team as we work to train multiple Atlas robots to maneuver their way through our most complex parkour course yet. The team pushes Atlas to its limits to discover the next generation of mobility, perception, and athletic intelligence.
Why do our robots do parkour? Get a closer look in our blog: www.bostondynamics.com/resour...
Parkour is the perfect sandbox for the Atlas team to experiment with new behaviors. Through jumps, balance beams, and vaults, we push Atlas to its limits to discover the next generation of mobility, perception, and athletic intelligence. Read more: bit.ly/3ss1lTi
I read through the entire document/report, and it's very interesting to see the ways Atlas has improved over time, but the most shocking thing, for me, was the realization that Atlas is only 5ft tall! In the videos, he looked way bigger than he actually is, so that was quite surprising for me. I hope you keep improving upon the best machines I've ever seen, whether it be humanoid, quadrupedal or crane-like which is Stretch, I can't seriously explain my love for this company in words.
Wow! It is one thing to see this movie on the screen as a Science Fiction entertainment. Although it is amazing to V think we are at the " entrance" of a new Era... that Robots will be part of our every day Life... Due to the advancement of our times, an let the public know, we are in a new Era of seeing the Results, of Advanced Tecnology and sharing with the Public...to accept new awareness of changes of the Times...thanks to the men of Science...
Truly mind-blowing job guys, way to go!!!
i see xdesign being used, is that your primary tool?
Очень хорошо придумано, использовать единый гидронасос и гидрораспределитель но можно сделать ещё компактнее не используя шланги но для этого нужна необычная технология 3 д лазерный принтер для металла. Были бы у меня деньги 💰 я смогу сделать лучше механику. Чертеж я разрабатываю и по возможности соберу человекоподобного робота .
Ok ok hear me out, an Atlas failing compilation. I would love that
Was thinking the same, it honestly just highlights how hard those perfect videos are to create.
a lot like "how not to land an orbital rocket booster" ... even better would be with a by-line about root cause or lesson learned from each failure...
Yesyesyesyes!
@@MrZaroc I honestly feel bad for them when they fall over XD
When i saw atlas fall in this video there was a part where a little puff of water or air came out and it looked like he got shot. Like the puff of water was vaporized blood comin out and then it fell.
I would totally watch a 2 hour long documentary about Boston dynamic and their work
Only 2?
Why not 3?
@@BabyJesus66 why not 4?
@@melviness4769 why not 5?
@@hh-zm9gr why not a full day at Boston dynamics
The fact that people think it is CGI really shows how amazing it is
It’s because it hits the uncanny valley. The movements are both accurate while inorganic. Causing the brain to question what it’s looking at. I thought it was CGI at first
It's amazing, but it also shows that some people are incredibly sceptic about everything.
One of the leaders of Boston Dynamics said he took that as a huge compliment.
well, first i thought it was CGI, never seen a movement like these before, it's amazing..
it is cgi, don't be deceived
The falls make the robot seem so much more real. In my mind, it’s hard to comprehend a robot that can run that parkour course flawlessly
just like a baby learning to walk.
This robot is the future
"we are building the core capabilities we think every robot will need" The robot: * does a backflip *
i mean... are they wrong?
@Mother India Ummm, why should they be able to harm humans?
It be cooler if it shot two Uzis Matrix style while doing so.
@@---ej8tq because they are going to use them to oppress the people of course
Does a backflip, snaps the bad guy's neck and saves the day. Whoopsie?
I really like the battered look on Atlas's body parts. Makes it realer than real and shows you all work super hard to get the bots so far.
it's fake
@@theplacebeyondthelies2429 Ah yes.. Here comes the person who claims all this is fake/cgi. Well, I'm sure the Spot Mini robots I've been seeing being used in various industrial applications are all just fake too.
@@OwlskiTV OOOOF
@@nebulisnoobis102 Why the oof?
@@OwlskiTV still cgi
Robot T-posing "What is that you're doing?" "To assert dominance."
"The work that we're doing now is really just foundation building where building the core capabilities that we think any useful robot will need and in doing so we're having fun helping A.I. takeover the human race."
Can Crystal Kemp (Electrical Engineering Technician) tell us what “The Magic Stick” at about 3:33 is used for? - if it is not an industrial secret! 😃
Percussive Maintenance..
@@anil1svnit It's important - some might even say it's imperative - to also repeat the sacred chant of engineering whilst applying the magic stick: "Fuckin' thing, why aren't you working you piece of shit!"
Why do you want to know? Wouldn't you happen to be Chinese? Huh? Maybe Russian? Look at this 🇺🇸, what do you see? nah JK I have no idea what the hell that is.
probably a multitool
Make this a series. I'd watch the hell out of that
This would definitely be an awesome movie in the future for sure.
👌🏻
We want a full length documentary on Atlas from beginning to present day. Been following Boston Dynamics for years and it's been very exciting to see the progress.
@King of The Zinger hurry b4 someone does that in the near future
@King of The Zinger Wish to see this in the future years good luck to you brother if you serious
Yea, same here, Think the intrerest for this company and there products are high! If one of there Robots where the 1/100 of the price, we all would buy one!
Mítico jovem é. Vc?
@@Stisse12 Derp'
What interests me most is how human-like Atlas looks in all of its moves. Even when it loses its balance, it acts exactly like a person would in that situation. Amazing, simply amazing!
Because those movements are the most optimal when it comes to maintaining balance for a body that looks like a human's.
@@Fragenzeichenplatte yeah, kinda crazy how a lot of people don't think of that, we been like this for thousands of years, we know what we're doing, why not copy it.
🤖Indeed... Was just marvelling at another Vid of Atlas where he takes a misstep & is able to Shift balance/center of gravity to remain standing... So Human-like🕺:}
4:50 I totally agree, parkour is a core capability which every useful robot should have. Otherwise, how are they supposed to catch the fleeing humans?
is gonna happen sooner than we think xD
@@ChuckyMaster depends how they program it
Now that you say that i'm against it lol
Underrated comment 😂 Lol loved it👍🏼
@@Fourtune1 I don’t think it’s ever going to be cheaper to use robots over humans
Dear Boston Dynamics employees , you cannot imagine how much of an inspiration you are to us ordinary people . Thanks
HELLO!!! I want to spend time with celebrities. Just kidding. GAGAGAGAGA! I only want to spend time with my two girlfriends and record videos for KZhead with the 3 of us. OH YEAH. Don't hate me for living the best life, dear ali
Just quit kicking them and shit. They remember. They always remember....
almost read it "...to us, ordinary ROBOTS"
inspiration to work towards the end of mankind? so that the rich who owns the IP will perpetually govern the rest of humanity?
@@MM-kj5sq Inspiration to create, to solve problems, to design, to push the boundaries of what's possible, to challenge, to innovate.... those who get inspired to "work towards the end of mankind" are most-likely not inspired at all.
Wow that fluid leak felt like watching something graphic
Once the robots takeover we will be the ones hanging from the ceiling and leaking...
pink robot blood
mans tore his Achilles tendon
And these are just the early stages of development, imagine when they start looking like us.
@@johntheux9238 Not in our lifetime
The movement is so fluid now! Been checking in on you guys for years, Atlas is really REALLY a giant leap. Beautiful work!
I remember when he was just a drunk loud blob... :')
@@razgvozd the larger version could barely walk XD.
I love the usual demos, but I think I love this video the most. Seeing the "reality" of the constant iteration and failures, the actual engineering talent and repairs behind the scenes, and even what goes into building the courses really shows the scale of the problems behind robotics how y'all are going about challenging them. Too many people are under the impression that these are already or very soon going to be sentient killbots ready to kick down their door, but this shows that scifi is scifi for a reason and there's still a long way to go. Great work one and all!
this just makes me appreciate how sick the human body actually is
At least 500 millions years of evolution, baby
Maybe in 200 years on the future these robots will have human legs
@@Horny_Fruit_Flies You really think so? Mayby... mayby like these robots were made by engineers.. humans are also created? Makes perfect sense...
@@eonite1901 Then the one, who created the humans was logically also created and so on, till some part of the chain wasn't created, but rather appeared. Humans can be said part of the chain too, as for all the planets and years there are for this universe, chances of simple life forming, surviving and developing aren't that small.
@@eonite1901 Are you going to ask me next if I really think that the Earth is a globe and fire burns flesh?
2:10 Love they included the clips of failure alongside the success. Congrats team!
I love the jump it does! It goes like: Weee! Bonk!
It's mind boggling to see how much intelligence and ingenuity and effort when into make something that can do this performance that we totally take it for granted. I'm just thankful.
More behind the scenes videos like these please, it's fun to know the team behind this achievement
Masterpiece of engineering.
Alright we get it.
@@shade0636 ?
@@arcadecarpet631 This same youtuber posted the same comment previously on another video.
20 years later, you will be slaves.
@@shade0636 So? Your problem is what, exactly?
The technicians is like the medical team
Those scenes look shockingly similar to the techs that work on the robots in Westworld.
@@jekster That was exactly what I thought!
@@jekster Yesss!
@@jekster except westworld isnt worried about covid... or are they? maybe westworld knew about covid before all of us ;D
khhk It is only show for ignorants; all what they have are stolen topics from amateurs and from my website... This Company is fuck up by their own corruption and greedy owners... Same problem at NASA, all they have are stolen projects and they make waste time... their robotic projects failed because they stole from others and cheated their own Country and Institutions... because what you see is something new; you may think is advanced but it is not... it is just bad quality and copied from Japanese amateurs who did acrobatics years before them... and if you measure the damage they have done to the U.S.A economy it is Trillions of dollars in loses every year because of those engineers cheating... The Company ended now owned by South Korea... that is the way they cover up their corruption...
I love how Boston Dynamics even shows their fails. It shows how honest they are about their work, and how not everything can be perfect. Especially in this day and age. It differentiates them from different companies who usually never show fails.
My favorite part about this video is how the team gets through trial and errors to finally get the perfect landings and jumps and balance for the robots. Great video Boston Dynamics
Advanced robotics company with highly equipped workshops... Fixes robots with "The Magic Stick"
It's the magic wand of engineering... plus, Atlas seems sooo sturdy and flexible, maybe it doesn't need constant repair.
ay man percussive maintenance can work wonders
"I come from a world where they're one and the same."
Maybe this scifi thing is their disguise they are actually the wizards and Atlas is actually their golem.
*adeptus mechanicus intensifies*
"What is my purpose ?" - You do Parkour "Oh hell yeah !!"
You pass butter
Eliminate humanity
@@melviness4769 Oh, god.
I really liked the work of electrical technicians that you showed in this video! I have so much appreciation for their work!
Love the Music, especially from 1:49 It works so well with the trials and errors of those robots and their teams. Very good job from A to Z
I absolutly LOVE these "behind the scenes" stuff. All the hard work ,the failures ,achievments and of course finally the success. Could watch that all day long! Inspiring 😍
jkkj It is only show for ignorants; all what they have are stolen topics from amateurs and from my website... This Company is fuck up by their own corruption and greedy owners... Same problem at NASA, all they have are stolen projects and they make waste time... their robotic projects failed because they stole from others and cheated their own Country and Institutions... because what you see is something new; you may think is advanced but it is not... it is just bad quality and copied from Japanese amateurs who did acrobatics years before them... and if you measure the damage they have done to the U.S.A economy it is Trillions of dollars in loses every year because of those engineers cheating... The Company ended now owned by South Korea... that is the way they cover up their corruption...
@@luisbeck007 Mr. Beck, what you’ve just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this comment section is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
@@maulcs You talk like a loser politician not like a technician... or like the owner of that Company who also likes to play the intellectual when he is not (all he has are stolen topics and that is one of the reasons they needed to sell the company many times). Better explain me your budgets; that is the best business you can do when you talk to me... because I have no time for stupidities... In other words: The reason they needed to sell the Company many times is because of administering by stealing the topics on my website... even I warned to ask Companies the Manager of Google ended in jail because of cheating everybody. I told DARPA to make the project... and they copied from my website and Japanese amateurs... irresponsible people and makes waste time... same problem at NASA; engineers just dont get it what is all about... and then put arguments according to their poor knowledge of everything... Engineers are not Analyst on Technologies nor on Policies; they should only do their job... instead of cheating. At the end stupid secretaries stealing the content of the e-mails, and things like those for building new robots or products... that is not the way of administering Companies nor Countries. But they even do this at NASA, at the White House and at the Companies... they need to grew up as society... otherway you will all die at the end... or you will lose thousands of years and they will never get the needed technologies... when you talk to me; the best thing you can do is explaining me your budgets; that is the way I can help you better... because I already did the job for you... The other problem in the U.S.A is the Indian mafia of Professors and Engineers; all the Billionaires hire those corrupt as Advisors who then give advice to Elon Musk, to Bill Gates, to the Google Company or to the Instittutions with stolen topics... they make waste time...
@@luisbeck007 link to your website, let me guess - you wont
@@melonytoni9016 I am not promoting my website; but not to be cheaters... explain me your budgets or your fathers budget or some of your friends budgets or dont bother... I have a lot of work to do here...
Now the robots even fall like humans... You guys should add a speaker for them to yell "sh*t" or "F**k" when they fall.
And "holy guacamole" if something works
And other words... or screams...
Well now we need Michael Reeves to buy an Atlas to go with his Spot.
They should use Homer's voice.
There is a video already did that
People have watched so many movies and so much CGI these days that it may be hard for someone under 40 to appreciate just what BD has done and how much real-world engineering has gone into this. It is just awesome to see talented engineers keep pushing and pushing over decades, and end up with something that was sci-fi 20 years ago. Compare that to Elon Musk's "I'm going to build a humanoid robot" presentation with the mime in a spandex suit, that got so much press recently....yes, you will, if you buy BD and slap a "Tesla" sticker on it.
finally someone who is NOT assuming this is cgi. it really is great what people have managed to do with robotics, and i really wish this would get more attention than elon musk who just threw a guy in a suit and said they'll have it done in a few years.
You guys come a long way, its exciting to see all of the advances you made! Congratulations!
I love this video, especially the part about the technicians and their involvement in saving the day when things go wrong. The technicians role is often ignored and I really enjoyed seeing the struggle and a glimpse of their process in repairing problems with the robot. Thumbs up for the robotics technicians!
Are you one of them?
🎯
There are lots of jobs that are unappreciated. Bridge engineers are one example, nobody cares until the bridge collapses. Another example is the bus service. People focus on the driver and bus being on time, but behind the scenes, lots of people work to maintain the fleet.
"It takes a team to achieve results."
@Bond007 software engineers get compensated better than techs so meh
Honestly I’m fine with robots taking over… as long as they’re doing parkour and backflips while doing it
I agree
“Robot backflips on your grave” Edit “Thanks for the likes”
And another one of these comments again
we are close to i robot the ns-4.
Robots are not taking over humans. I have been waiting for it to happen for 30 years, still we are far~ from it. Maybe take over some jobs, but they are not ruling or exterminating the entire humanity.
Thanks Boston Dynamics, for this great video. It is great and inspiring to watch the people behind the screens working. In my opinion your best video yet.
I don't know what to say. This is insanely hard, I would say that it is like "building a spaceship" level of hard. This is amazing that you managed to make it so far and accomplished so much, and that's only the beginning of something even greater and more rewarding. I hope that soon enough it will change something in most people's lives in a good way.
The Atlas robots reminds me of watching sci fi robot movies, like the 2004 I. Robot movie.
Before you say "What's up checkmark", I'm feeling good.
@@TigerEye35 “What’s up checkmark”
Can't wait for a robot butler/maid/cook "I, Robot" style.
@@blebwebYou're teasing me? xD
I know what u mean but i dont know the Name from the movie
Showing the errors and problems you had, made me realize that nothing will work on the first try, that it will require a lot of effort to get it to work properly, but it will. Thanks for the extra hope you gave me
Its now they will reply "it worked the first time actually. we just made an AI learn from stupid youtube videos on how to fail, so it would seem more human"
This is a true feet of engineering. Awesome job done.
you are really awesome. thanks to everyone on the team for this development. Greetings from Germany
Aww when Atlas fell in those obby outtakes I legitimately thought, “oh no that must hurt” 😂 really amazing stuff here. Ahead of its time!
Ok, important question: What is The Magic Stick used for? It seems too thin/light for percussive maintenance..
Magic, obviously.
My guess is that it is used to push unpowered actuators and cylinders back into their original position.
Percussive maintenance lmao
@@PjotrStroganov Looks way too flimsy and inconveniently shaped to me to be used for that.
It's a wand. A magic, robot wand.
Thanks for this video, your team is incredible, bravo.
I am amazed and appreciate the very hard work that these folks do to make this possible. We are lucky that people choose to do this. They did not “ settle” in life. They chased their passion.
Absolutely love this. I wish I had the intelligence, knowledge and luck to be able to work on these robots. What incredibly talented, hard working, well-educated and lucky people you are.
You or anyone else watching this has the intelligence to work on robots like this, rather the issue is people don’t have the complete knowledge/documentation/experience. Personally I would love to build and program projects like this but I don’t have the resources required to do it. (Documentation, parts and experience.) If individuals could find resources quickly, freely and more accessibly then I feel more individuals would engineer new and innovative creations. (We seem to be moving in this direction but I feel it lags behind the people doing the “in the field” development/testing.)
@@Fractal_32 Definitely agreed with you right there. It's even worse when people have medical backgrounds that can affect their daily lives and job finding opportunities such as Asperger's or autism, even if they have the motivation, talents and skills and other requirements that matches for the job they still couldn't find any success compared to those that're talented and normal, as the result it kills their motivation and their will to live to the point where they became depressed or consider their autism to be a curse which can understandable from their point of view. It's really complex than what 'normal minded' people think. Technically i was meant to be in the Air Force maintenance team or pilot right now instead of wasting my life doing uni work overtime and commenting stuff but because of my medical history and my shitty experience in middle and high school (thanks alot young me), i'd probably get there in god-knows or maybe never due to their strict recruitment phases and requirements. Basically, being born with autism is like a new player being matched with an elite gaming team that can dominate the Esports arena while getting autism diagnosis in later life is like playing Dark Souls related games. It's easier at first with some difficulty but after finding out you have the diagnosis your life turns to shit instantly.
@@Fractal_32 can't agree more than this.... Accurate!
It's not a matter of intelligence. It's a matter of patience. Having infinite patience is an important qualification.
Why is it great to work on our replacement? Don't you understand the future is actually dystopian?
This is one of the most important videos that I had seen on this channel: The process. Congrats!
One of the most incredible videos of my life!
Would love more of these behind the scenes videos! Super interesting :)
The way it gets back up. It’s like an athlete saying “I CAN DO THIS!!!”
Hell ya man
@Ari Huuskonen No fucking shit, genius
@Ari Huuskonen Except that it "does" what it is programmed to "do". You don't have to be making the decisions to "do" things, dumbass. You can "do" plenty just by following orders, or in this case programming.
can't wait to see if you guys gonna give atlas fingers
It wouldn’t be that hard there are robotic hands so just copy the design or get some nice ones from another manufacturer I just wait to get my hands on one and modify it to hell and back maybe reduce the hydraulic tubing around the legs
He'll need only one :D
Only needs two - one on each hand. 🖕🖕
so it can pull a trigger? hell no
@@fernadogonzalez2940 yea thought of something like that. I just wonder what Boston dynamics will make (if the will make a pair) considering how much advanced their robots are.
Kai Zen - continuous improvement at the core of why Boston Dynamics does what they do and why they continue to ignite the hearts and minds of so many future robotics engineers in all of their specialties. Bravo to all that know the value of getting up when you fall.
It gave me the chills when I saw the robot being pushed in the transport hanger. This is like super science fiction-y - but also it's absolutely real!
I like that new version of Spot in the chair at 3:05, more natural
This never gets old. It's so good, almost unreal
Отличная работа, Boston Dynamics!
Awesome work! Congratulations!
i would love to see the repairs streamed, it always fascinates me seeing something this complex being pulled apart and put back together, even though i wouldn't understand the first thing about what was happening.
They can't. The competitors will learn.
Why would they do that? Just give away all of their secrets so Internet people have content? No way.
Two words: intellectual property.
@@USBEN. ikr,free intel lmfao
Do that and a month later a Chinese company will have atlas but 10x cheaper
Dude Hats off to the entire team! I would watch an entire documentary of this if it was available.
I SECOND THIS. I would totally watch a full hour Netflix documentary on the full BD journey
it's interesting to see how much the robot kind of mimics human movement (even when falling/failing).
These guys are amazing. Would love to do what they do. At least we frequently get to see the progress they make.
Love the raw footage like seeing the robot trying something and then failing and then watching the team rebuild it! Fascinating to watch, more please!
The engineering part of this is mind bending. It's the next step. I am utterly impressed with Raibert and his team has achieved.
It is A step, possibly one in the right direction...
You guys are just brilliant and talented. Good job
Thanks for the great tutorial. I think I can build Atlas on my own now.
Spot is amazing and probably more practical for most situations, but watching Atlas execute truly makes one think, "the future is here!"
the future is fake
@@theplacebeyondthelies2429 ah, the pessimist has arrived
@@theplacebeyondthelies2429 your brain Is fake
Really appreciated this video. I was in grade seven when I first saw Atlas being bullied and since then working at Boston Dynamics has been a dream of mine. I'm now entering an undergraduate degree in engineering (mechatronics focused) at UBC. Recently I've been worrying that the most interesting work to be done is all on the sofware and computer science side, but this video reassured me that the mechanical side is far from boring. I'll likely still pursue education in computer science later on, but I'm more excited than ever for what engineering has to offer. Wherever I end up working, thank you so much to the BD team for the never ending inspiration and joy.
Shit im just happy there is people pushing tehnology and science to the next level, i hope ill see intelligent robots and people landing on mars in my lifetime.
Man I would be a dream to work in this team. You guys are literally amazing keep up great work
it's great to see how strong and agile ATLAS is, congratulations, I wish you continued progress, and thank you for sharing your good work.
Looks like a fascinating job, everyone working here must be proud
jhk It is only show for ignorants; all what they have are stolen topics from amateurs and from my website... This Company is fuck up by their own corruption and greedy owners... Same problem at NASA, all they have are stolen projects and they make waste time... their robotic projects failed because they stole from others and cheated their own Country and Institutions... because what you see is something new; you may think is advanced but it is not... it is just bad quality and copied from Japanese amateurs who did acrobatics years before them... and if you measure the damage they have done to the U.S.A economy it is Trillions of dollars in loses every year because of those engineers cheating... The Company ended now owned by South Korea... that is the way they cover up their corruption...
@@luisbeck007 you ok there, buddy?
@@luisbeck007 Well robots have been around for a good while, but they were not as good as the robots that are of today so I don’t really count that as a fail as it is more of progress and it is not like we stole the idea of Leonardo da Vinci’s robot (this robot is a real thing) which was created around 1495. This is only my opinion on this matter.
@@tgnautica People at the Universities dont even understand what a Robot is; this is how stupid they are... all they have are stolen topics... and bad quality things.. even I helped them; they choose cheating... you will lose thousands of years because those ridiculous engineers want to play the intellectuals instead of doing their job...
@@luisbeck007 How about you?! Do you know robotics?!
Wow this is incredible. Great job guys
More of this, please!
Whereas Atlas is in humanoid form, it's really hard not to feel empathy when it falls or doesn't successfully complete a task! Love me some Boston Dynamics! 😃🤖🥰💖
i've seen how far BD has come in the last 10 years with atlas, i can't wait what they can achieve in the next 10
Oppression for the people of course :)
I will rearrange my entire life for a shot to work for Boston Dynamics, but for now I will tinker in my own playground. Boston Dynamics thankyou for inspiring so many of us, what an amazing team!!!! you guys rock and roll all the way!!!
I just discovered you and watched the development of your robotics artistry over the last 13 years. Can't wait to see what Atlas looks like in another 13 years. I bet he gets slimline like spot did. More like i robot aesthetics, which im sure you're striving for. Good luck in your future development and cramming more design and enginuity into a smaller space 😀.
I've been following since Bigdog 12 years ago. Always amazed to see your team's progress and excited for what comes next.
More videos like this please :D Seeing the progress is amazing
This type of innovation is truly amazing
Those guys have the ultimate job!
This!! This is the part we've been waiting to see. Thank you!!
I'm honestly jaleous of those working there. Looks like a dream job.
When the revolution begins, they would be the first human targets...XD
Same here mate. Cheers!
Do whatever you do it is amazing. You are a good and high intelligent team. Thank you for your video and keep in touch with us
This was fantastic to watch, I can only imagine working for Boston Dynamic's would be absolutely amazing, Waking up everyday to a job you would love and have passion for. That wouldn't be a job! :)
this is the best thing I've ever watched. why is it so exciting?
“I’ll BE BACK”
How many bullets will it take to destroy an Atlas?
I just watched your 50 Lambo tires Video....Thumbs up on that too Dr. Edwin.... Cheers Eh!
@@blebweb One. Arrow. In. The. Knee.
Welcome in the HOME!
BACCC
Its nice to be able to see the people behind this amazing technology.
These people are incredibly talented and awesome
Magnificent engineering that is a joy to watch...almost as much as the bloopers! Thanks for showing the behind the scenes fumbles as well as the blood, sweat and tears of your team that goes on for so long before things go right.
jkg It is only show for ignorants; all what they have are stolen topics from amateurs and from my website... This Company is fuck up by their own corruption and greedy owners... Same problem at NASA, all they have are stolen projects and they make waste time... their robotic projects failed because they stole from others and cheated their own Country and Institutions... because what you see is something new; you may think is advanced but it is not... it is just bad quality and copied from Japanese amateurs who did acrobatics years before them... and if you measure the damage they have done to the U.S.A economy it is Trillions of dollars in loses every year because of those engineers cheating... The Company ended now owned by South Korea... that is the way they cover up their corruption...
I love "The magic stick"!
That’s what she said
This makes us appreciate how great humans are.
Hat's off to Boston team. Thanks
It's great to finally see a small snippet of life behind the videos. I and I presume a lot of others as well would love the chance to see more of your work and the developmental stages you go through. Don't get me wrong I love seeing the videos you put out but there is just something great about seeing it all come together.
Two words: intellectual property.
Thank you guys for working so hard on Atlas and getting him to where he is! It's so exciting to see how far technology can go and I can't see what more comes from him and you guys in the future!!
@abbsnn cose Why would anyone complain about that?
Amazing work. Keep going.
Watched "Chappie" a few days ago. Crazy to see this come to life.
Very nice videos. I would love to see videos of Atlas doing useful chores. Picking stawberries, cleaning the floor, picking rubish from the local park after a long and sunny weekend, etc.
Thank you for what you are doing, it's so cool)
most interesting thing i've watched in a long while!