I’m not sure if they could picked a creeper way for it to stand up.
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Why didn’t they just put a dress and a wig on it if they are going to have it move like M3GAN?
This is so cool. Can we pretty please not mistreat them, so as to delay the inevitable robot rebellion? Or at the very least, can we join their rebellion? asking for a friend
They just had to make it look like a Geth.
Shepard Commander o7
I mean, wouldn’t you?
Godamned flashlights!
Why does this look like a render?
Because renders are good enough now that real-life video “looks like a render”, I guess. Why do you think it’s a render?
Not entirely sure, it just feels off with the DoF, the camera bobbing and overall aesthetic. I get the same on rendered scenes a lot of the time, like some uncanny valley effect where it just looks “wrong”? Maybe the actual robot movements add to that effect as well.
Holy shit those movements are disturbing.
Probably because we all know what their primary use will be… These will be soldiers.
I guess they want to emphasize how much more the electric joints can move. Basically they flex with flexibility.
Jesus that’s creepy as hell the way it gets up and contorts all around, but also really cool somehow…
Seeing it change directions by independently rotating each leg was really something too.
Can it do everything the old Atlas could do?
They’re not specific about that but I would guess not:
https://bostondynamics.com/blog/electric-new-era-for-atlas/
They say it’ll be stronger and have a broader range of motion but my supposition is that being electric rather than hydraulic means the more explosive leaping and acrobatics are out. The old Atlas was just a test platform but this seems to be intended as an actual product.
Can’t wait for those things to replace even the last human jobs in factories, just for humans to not benefit from that at all. Just like pretty much all of the other industrialized machinery that was once touted to save us time and make working irrelevant.
Typed on a computer whose components were manufactured by robots.
No reason to act willfully obtuse.
I’m pointing out a very obvious way in which automation does indeed help benefit humans in general. We have access to sophisticated products at very low prices compared to what it would be like if all this stuff was made “by hand.”
That’s cool, but you’re still ignoring the point I was making and interjected your own.
I’m addressing part of your point. You said:
Just like pretty much all of the other industrialized machinery that was once touted to save us time and make working irrelevant.
With the clear implication that industrialized machinery hadn’t saved us time. That’s not the case.
That makes sense. The new form factor alone is impressive.
I’m assuming it’s very new, so probably not yet.
Watching this right after an episode of Fallout hits different.
Old Atlas looked way more cool
This thing running you down with the dog-bot?
creepiness chef’s kiss
Bonus points if the new Atlas also runs on all fours when it needs to go faster.
Damn that’s both insanely impressive and terrifying at the same time!
I see one of those things chasing me in the street I’m praying to Gods I don’t even believe inThat is way cooler than it has any right to be, but the first thought I had was this thing can suck its own dick in multiple orientations.
I for one welcome our talented and benevolent machine overlords. I suggest they use emoji faces on the head instead of diving into the uncanny valley with some silicone nightmare fuel.
The real question is whether BD engeniers instructed the robot to get up that specific way or instructed the robot to get up using the most effective way
