2025 Boston Dynamics Atlas: Vollautonome Arbeits-Demo überrascht uns!

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Boston Dynamics zeigt in diesem Video die neueste Version des Atlas-Roboters in einer spannenden Arbeits-Demo! Der zweibeinige Roboter sortiert vollautonom Teile, bückt sich dabei geschickt und agiert so präzise, dass es kaum Fehler gibt – ein kleiner Fehltritt sorgt jedoch für Überraschung. Dies ist ein wichtiger Schritt auf dem Weg zur Kommerzialisierung, vor allem in der Autoproduktion bei Hyundai und in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Toyota Research Institute.

Die Bewegungen von Atlas wirken teils ungewöhnlich, da der Torso unabhängig von den Beinen agiert – eine Eigenart, die Potenzial zur Optimierung bietet. Schrammen am Roboter zeigen, dass Boston Dynamics noch immer an der perfekten Balance arbeitet. Auch wenn der Atlas-Demo-Auftritt weniger spektakulär ist als frühere Parkour-Stunts, bleibt der Roboter eine beeindruckende Innovation, die das Arbeitsumfeld verändern könnte.

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00:00Welcome to the exciting video from the Car Magazine Tuning Blog,

00:09where today we're talking about the fascinating new Atlas robot from Boston Dynamics.

00:14Before we start, please subscribe so that you're always up to date on the latest developments in robotics and automotive technology.

00:22Boston Dynamics introduced the latest version of the Atlas just a few months ago.

00:26This time, it's without hydraulic fluid, and the latest video shows us Atlas at work.

00:33Compared to the exciting parkour demos of the old version, the task shown may seem less spectacular.

00:40But it does provide an insight into the future role of Atlas.

00:44The new capabilities are tailored to specific tasks in industrial production.

00:49Perfect, because Atlas is to be used in car production at Hyundai and will also help in a collaboration with the Toyota Research Institute.

01:01The robot demonstrates its ability to grasp parts, sort them on a shelf, and even crouch down to retrieve items from the lower shelves.

01:09A movement that still presents a particular challenge for humanoid robots.

01:17It's also interesting to see how the robot performs its tasks fully autonomously.

01:22During the demo, however, there was a minor error.

01:26Atlas visibly flinches in one situation when he has to reposition himself.

01:30This reaction seems human and shows how Boston Dynamics continues to work on making his movements as natural as possible.

01:41When observing, it is noticeable that Atlas often moves unusually when changing positions,

01:46which is due to the independence of his torso from his legs.

01:50This means that he does not always have to look in the direction he is going.

01:54Humans would probably prefer to turn around in such moments rather than walk backwards.

01:58However, since Atlas was developed to act as efficiently as possible,

02:04this shows that there is still potential for optimizing his movements.

02:08He is currently still slower than a human in his movements,

02:11but this is not a disadvantage when assessing inventory.

02:15If you look closely, you can see that Atlas already has a few scratches.

02:21A sign that he has apparently fallen to the ground more often during the development phase.

02:25This is completely normal and is part of the development process for such a complex robot.

02:33Such mistakes help Boston Dynamics to further improve Atlas's movement sequences and prepare it for use in industry.

02:40Sorting parts is nothing new for the robot, by the way.

02:47It has been used for similar tasks in the past.

02:51However, many people are probably better known for its spectacular punching and dancing performances,

02:57which impressively demonstrated its extraordinary balancing skills.

03:00In the future, Atlas will probably perform more mundane tasks,

03:06similar to the stretch and spot robots, which are already in commercial use.

03:11However, this is an important step on the path to commercialization.

03:15Thank you very much for watching.

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