Watch Boston Dynamics’ Atlas and SpotMini Robots Run and Navigate Themselves
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FortuneDavid Meyer
Watch Boston Dynamics’ Atlas and SpotMini Robots Run and Navigate Themselves
Boston Dynamics has released new videos showing off the capabilities of its humanoid Atlas and canine SpotMini robots.
May 11, 2018
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