Machine, Assemble, Repair: How We Build Atlas | Boston Dynamics
A Boston Dynamics Prototype Operations team member explains how the company builds and improves Atlas, from precision machining through assembly and testing, alongside its engineers.
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A Boston Dynamics Prototype Operations team member explains how the company builds and improves Atlas, from precision machining through assembly and testing, alongside its engineers.
Boston Dynamics engineers discuss the design, simulation, and dexterity of Atlas’s new hands.
Boston Dynamics’ robotics team discusses Atlas’s path to industrial work at Hyundai Motor Group’s Robotics Metaplant Application Center, with a host visiting the facility.
A Mariana Minerals representative describes how the company uses Spot at its Copper One facility near Moab, Utah, for mining data collection, inspections, and worker safety.
Seth Davis, senior program manager on Boston Dynamics’ Atlas team, describes Atlas’s World Cup halftime role and how the robot is being developed for factory work.
A Coca-Cola Europacific Partners maintenance representative discusses how Spot supports inspections and predictive maintenance at the East Kilbride plant in Scotland, working with Boston Dynamics.
A Boston Dynamics speaker working with Hyundai explains how football-inspired training is helping Atlas develop more natural movement.
Chris Thorn, Atlas hardware team lead at Boston Dynamics, discusses the new Atlas design with industrial designers Aaron Abroff and James Kucera at Boston Dynamics.
Ya Durban, Atlas product strategy lead at Boston Dynamics, and Alberto Rodriguez, Atlas behavior team director, discuss manufacturing applications, robot training, reliability, and the path to deploying humanoids.
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