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Boston Dynamics Atlas: Meet Earth's Future Inhabitants

Humanoid robot Atlas

Boston Dynamics, a company owned by Google, released a video of a new, improved version of the humanoid robot Atlas, which amazes with its capabilities. He is able to open doors, pick up objects, walk on snow and pick himself up from the ground after a fall. Is humanity doomed? Is Judgment Day Coming?

Meet the improved version humanoid robot companies Boston Dynamics with a name Atlas, 175 centimeters and 85 kilograms of heavy robot, in all probability a future inhabitant of the Earth. The robot runs on electricity while moving with the help of a hydraulic system. He sees his surroundings with help LIDAR system for laser scanning and a multitude of sensors.

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Atlas lifts heavy objects easily.
Atlas lifts heavy objects easily.

An improved version of the robot Boston Dynamics, which rose from four legs to two legs much faster than a human, is able to pick up objects from the ground, stomp on snow, stand up to bullies, pick up from the floor, open doors, etc. The evolution of robots at a company owned by a tech giant Google and will soon be renamed to Skynet, started in 1992. It was founded by a scientist Marc Raibert from the American Institute of Massachusetts Institute of Technology and since then slowly but steadily has been signing the death sentence for humanity. They are the humanoid robot Atlas or his next generation new atomic bomb?

Atlas is extremely agile.
Atlas is extremely agile.

Apparently, it is only a matter of time when they will be robots capable of completely replacing humans. If we tease them like the men in the video, it certainly doesn't do us any good, no matter how good intentions Boston Dynamics has with the Atlases.

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