In the World Cup competition between Brazil and Norway, there was a special “guest” on the scene. Boston powered human robot Atlas entered the field before the second half of the game and handed the game to the referee. This arrangement brought robotic technology back into the public eye and added a technological dimension to the event.
It's a short show.
This game is finally won by Norway by two to zero. Atlas, after delivering football, also mimics one of the symbolic celebrations of the Norwegian vanguard Harland. The live images were subsequently disseminated on social platforms, triggering outside discussions about the ability of human robots to perform.
Atlas is one of the first robotic products in Boston. The company published an earlier version as early as 2013. Since then, Atlas has become a representative product in the field of human robots on several occasions because of the attention given to demonstration videos, such as jogging, back flipping and synchronous dance.
The modern factory is about to set the scene.
Boston power is now controlled by modern cars. It was mentioned that Atlas is expected to be deployed to a modern plant in Georgia in the United States in the coming years to take on operational tasks. This means that Atlas is moving from demonstration robots to industrial applications.
Boston's power has spoken about the design of Atlas. The former CEO of the company, Robert Playter, interviewed in January this year, said that the team was inspired by the design of the Pixar lamp in the hope of avoiding a “horrifying” or “anti-Utopian” appearance of robots.
Human robots continue to heat up.
As many companies advance their products, the human robot track continues to warm. Morgan Stanley predicts that the market size will increase from $3 billion in 2025 to $28 billion in 2030.
Currently, a number of start-up companies have proposed a plan to introduce robotic assistants to family scenes. Tesla's Optimus is included in the quantum rhythm. Mask has previously indicated that this product could become one of Tesla ' s most important products.
Besides Atlas, Boston power has other sense of presence in this World Cup. Its four-foot robot Spot has been used to secure the New York-New Jersey Stadium. Despite the fact that robots that can really fight professional players on football fields have not yet emerged, the marketing and public presentation of events is becoming an important window for human robots to increase their awareness.