Boston Dynamics Builds Atlas Hands That Can Hold a Drill and a Mini Fridge
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Boston Dynamics is working hard on the new version of its Atlas robot. One of the most important components is now ready: the robot has been given brand-new hands. And with those hands, it can even hold a screw.
Boston Dynamics continues to improve its Atlas robot, and now wants to make its humanoid in series. This transition involves, among other things, a new robotic hand, thought less to resemble that of a human being than to be robust, repairable and versatile enough to work in industrial environments. ... Read more Like KultureGeek on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter Don't forget to download our free iAddict app for iPhone and iPad (link App Stor…
Boston Dynamics Builds Atlas Hands That Can Hold a Drill and a Mini Fridge
Boston Dynamics spent this morning showing Atlas a new pair of hands, and the first thing that stands out is a missing digit. There is no pinky. Four fingers sit on a palm a little larger than an average human hand, and the assembly is a little stronger than the gripper it replaces. Engineers reached [...]
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