Boston Dynamics in it again, however with some serious mechanical moves. The latest video on Atlas, their two -robots, exploded online with its amazing human -like movements, including the break. These impressive moves are the result of cooperation between Boston Dynamics, Robotics and the Institute of Artificial Intelligence.
Atlas Humanoid Robot Breakdancing (Boston Dynamics) (Cyberguy “Knutsson)
Atlas display the break movements
Breakdancing, including the famous “Coffee Grinder” step, is just one of the many impressive exploits it can perform. The robot now shows a wonderful set of movements that will even make most of the participants to be seasoned, such as crawling on all four with amazing light movement, implementing the front menus, hooks and manual performance. It is clear that the Atlas is no longer just a machine for walking and speaking. It has become Breakdancer.
Atlas Humanoid Robot Breakdancing (Boston Dynamics) (Cyberguy “Knutsson)
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The secret behind movements: artificial intelligence and movement
The secret behind ATLAS ‘SLICK’s movements lies in a combination of reinforcement learning and movement capacity technology. Human dancers make movements while wearing movement capacity allowances, and this data is fed into the learning model in the Atlas. Through reinforcement learning, the atlas practice and spend these movements, allowing them to imitate human actions with strange precision. The result is a robot that can end a step like a professional.
Atlas Humanoid Robot Breakdancing (Boston Dynamics) (Cyberguy “Knutsson)
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Atlas specifications
The latest fully electrical version of ATLAS is characterized by impressive specifications. This graceful robot stands 4 feet and 11 inches and weighs 196 pounds, and can reach a top speed of 5.6 miles per hour (about 8.2 feet per second). The Atlas includes 28 degrees of freedom, allowing complex movements and maneuvers.
It is equipped with Lidar and Stereo VISION sensors for accurate environmental awareness. Unlike its hydraulic predecessors, this version is operated with a fully electrical system with all electrical engines. In essence, ATLAS is working on a dedicated control and computing system, allowing its wonderful performance and its ability to adapt. This new generation of Atlas is stronger and more skillful than its predecessors, with a broader group of movement that sometimes exceeds man’s capabilities.
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Atlas Humanoid Robot Breakdancing (Boston Dynamics) (Cyberguy “Knutsson)
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Advanced Robotics cost
while Boston Dynamics It does not publicly reveal the exact cost of the Atlas Atlas, and industry experts estimate that each unit ranges between 500,000 to a million dollars to produce it from 2025. This high mark reflects the technique of the edge, advanced materials and countless hours of research and development that enter into the creation of such an advanced robot. However, as with most technologies, the cost is expected to decrease over time with increased production volume and technologies ripen.
It should be noted that ATLAS is primarily a research platform and is not currently available for commercial purchase. Instead, Boston Dynamics rents these robots to choose partners for search and development purposes, with the annual rental costs estimated that they are within the six numbers.
Atlas Humanoid Robot Breakdancing (Boston Dynamics) (Cyberguy “Knutsson)
Beyond the dance circuit
While watching Breakdance Robot, undeniable, the effects of this technology go beyond entertainment. The lightness of movement and the ability to adapt to the Atlas of applications in the real world, such as response to emergencies, search and rescue operations, or help in environments designed for humans. In fact, ATLAS has been tried at the Hyundai Motor Group factory since late 2024, which may revolutionize manufacturing operations.
Atlas Humanoid Robot Breakdancing (Boston Dynamics) (Cyberguy “Knutsson)
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While we see Atlas spin without trouble and a vehicle, it is difficult not to be surprised by the robots of robots. From homogeneous mobile machines, barely to factors that can outperform humans in some tasks, progress is not less than a miracle. Although we may not see the robots parked in every street corner so far, the latest performance of the Atlas gives us a glimpse of a future as the line between the movement of human and the machine becomes increasingly unclear.
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