Boston Dynamics: New Atlas no longer leaks water and will improve Hyundai’s car production.

One day after saying goodbye to HD Atlas after saying goodbye to HD Atlas and video of spectacular crashes, Boston Dynamics has already presented its successor “All New Atlas” on its YouTube channel.Boston Dynamics has already presented its successor “All New Atlas” on his YouTube channel. The next generation humanoid robot is a fully electric robot that Boston Dynamics plans to develop for real-world applications.

Therefore, the new Atlas does not use hydraulics, which caused strange accidents with the previous model. So the robot should be more stable in the event of an accident. Another interesting aspect is the way he stands. Boston Dynamics just leaves the robot on the ground. After several surprising twists and turns, the robot manages to stand up, surprisingly quickly. Unlike its predecessor, the torso and head can rotate freely above and independently of the legs.

The new Atlas is largely the result of decades of experience and mistakes, as Boston Dynamics claims. The company provides more details in a blog post.

This time the research project will be a commercial project with applications not only in the laboratory, but also in industry and in everyday life. Boston Dynamics refers here to the successful marketing of its two robots, Spot and Stretch. Spot, in particular, is already widespread with the use of 1,500 actions.

South Korea’s Hyundai, which has owned Boston Dynamics for some time, will contribute. Car production should be an excellent testing ground for the new Atlas.

In a blog post, Boston Dynamics shows the direction the development is taking in another video. The old Hydraulic Atlas can already do some of the tasks that the new Atlas will take on later.

The new Atlas is more powerful than the previous one and can do more steps, as already shown in the first video.

However, the project will also take years before any progress is seen and will certainly involve one or two spectacular accidents. When it comes to research, the most important thing is to be patient and not let too many failures distract you from your goal.