I didn’t expect Boston Dynamics’ new factory robot to be this nimble.
Despite first being destined for Hyundai factories, the production version of Boston Dynamics’ Atlas robot looks no less capable than the one that debuted over two years ago. A new video demonstrates some impressive moves with a soccer ball, including a celebration dance worthy of any highlight reel. [Media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITCklufC25Y]
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