Boston Dynamics has caused a great stir in the robotics world with the video it released for its new generation all-electric Atlas robot. The new version, which has left the hydraulic-based Atlas model behind, has attracted attention with its fluid and human-like movements.

The Atlas robot comes with new movement capabilities

Atlas is being trained with artificial intelligence and motion capture technologies to go beyond being a robot that just walks and jumps. The model, which previously made a worldwide splash with its ability to do a backflip, demonstrated its advanced motor capabilities by performing acrobatic moves and dance moves in its latest video.

In the video, the robot is seen performing a wide range of natural and balanced movements, from parkour moves to breakdancing moves. Boston Dynamics states that Atlas is not only physically more advanced, but also can adapt to unexpected situations thanks to its artificial intelligence-supported learning algorithms.

The company explained that this technology is part of its goal of developing a robot that can work in collaboration with humans in industrial production. Atlas will take on monotonous and physically tiring tasks, allowing employees to focus on more creative tasks.

This development has also brought discussions about the future potential of humanoid robots. It is claimed that robots like Atlas will not only take on supporting roles, but will also take part in more complex tasks over time.

While Boston Dynamics emphasizes that the robot has a mobility that surpasses human capabilities, there are different opinions about the long-term effects of such technologies. So what do you think about this issue? You can share your views with us in the comments section below.