The redesigned hands have 13 degrees of freedom and “dense tactile pressure sensors” that allow Atlas to use real-world tools, like the drill it tries out in a demo video. Boston Dynamics also ditched ...
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Atlas robot’s new hand may outperform human-like designs
Making a hand that’s capable, reliable, and manufacturable is a very hard problem ...
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Atlas robot trains for automotive manufacturing in Georgia
The humanoid robot "Atlas," standing on two legs, approached the side of a car. It crouched, extended both arms, and gripped ...
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