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The Google Group company, presented in a video the new Atlas, a little shorter than its previous colleague (175 cm tall), surprises us with some tricks it has up its sleeve.Not only can he move around both indoors and outdoors with energy autonomy, but his balance has also shown great improvement. It is electrically driven and its operation is hydraulic.New sensors were added to his body and legs to improve his balance, and LIDAR and stereo sensors help him avoid obstacles.
The company didn't say much more about its new member, but the video gives us clues to many other improvements, such as a lower center of gravity and a leg architecture similar to the SPOT mountain robot, the one that looks like a jumping goat.But Country Email List what was wrong with the previous Atlas? He even cleaned his room!The answer is clear in the video, where Atlas is seen walking in the field through the snow, on difficult terrain. At times he seems as if he has one “too many drinks,” but then we see how he stabilizes in a formidable way after a stumble.
He also demonstrated the ability to stack shelves and rotate in an almost lifelike manner and the ability to move around using digital labels as navigation markers.The most dramatic sequences in the video show a human using a hockey stick to knock a box out of the robot's hands and then pushing it away so he has to go after it. Another sequence shows us how another person pushes him from behind and makes him fall to the floor.In conclusion: this demonstrates three things, the robot's ability to adapt to changing situations, its advanced ability to accommodate its feet to get up... And that BD engineers have to review the way they treat their robots.
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发表于 2023-12-12 16:40:34