Part two video of Boston Dynamics’ robots dancing/ welcoming in the New Year and displaying their incredible range of movement. The three robots shown are Spot, Atlas and Handle. Image/video credits: @bostondynamicsofficial We strive to get permission for each piece of content we share, and give credits to the rightful owner. If you feel this is not the case, please send us a DM so we can correct this #robotics #dancing #progress #spot #atlas #Handle Do you want your technologies featured on Wev

This robot, developed by Boston Dynamics, uses its whole body (legs, arms, torso) to perform a sequence of dynamic maneuvers that to do a gymnastic routine. The maneuvers uses new techniques than it's previous models. First, an optimization algorithm transforms high-level descriptions of each maneuver into dynamically-feasible reference motions. Then the robot tracks the motions using a model predictive controller that smoothly blends from one maneuver to the next. This enabled the robot perform

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Boston Dynamics has released a new video of its quadruped robot Spot performing a series of impressive backflips. The video highlights Spot’s progress with reinforcement learning, which improves its ability to balance, recover from falls, and adapt to real-world environments. The performance was designed using Boston Dynamics’ Choreographer software, which breaks each routine into thousands of precise commands that coordinate balance, timing, and movement. | The Rundown

Watch Boston Dynamics' Spot showcase its ability to adjust to disturbances as it opens a door 🤖 | TechCrunch