Farewell to HD Atlas

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Published 2024-04-16
For almost a decade, Atlas has sparked our imagination, inspired the next generations of roboticists, and leapt over technical barriers in the field. Now it’s time for our hydraulic Atlas robot to kick back and relax. Take a look back at everything we’ve accomplished with the Atlas platform to date.

All Comments (21)
  • @adamfalk1240
    now I want a series of videos periodically of atlas doing retirement/vacation activities, sitting on a couch, fishing etc
  • @Calamity_Jack
    This isn't a tear in my eye, it's hydraulic fluid. Here's to you, Atlas.
  • @coolcat8b
    I might be 58 years old on the outside, but there's this little girl inside me who's always SO HAPPY when you guys come up with a new video. You create joy, and wonder, and laughter everytime. Thank you for all your hard work, your dedication, your honesty, your daring. Thank you for making that little girl smile. 🥰🥰🥰
  • @neatodd
    Being not afraid to show your failures as well as your successes is the sign of a healthy company
  • @Blacknight8850
    I love how he curls up into a ball and stops moving whenever something goes wrong - it's very relatable.
  • @bookshelf829
    The humanity of that robot tripping around and falling might actually be the most impressive thing this company has achieved
  • Atlas' videos are the only ones that make me realize the future is here. Thank you.
  • @alphagators64
    My son is disabled and he’s always loved Atlas videos. He laughs and laughs when Atlas jumps, falls, and picks things up. When Atlas is being fixed he says “It’s okay robot!” And cheers “He’s all better!” when repairs are done. Atlas has helped my little guy see that you can fall, and it might hurt, but friends are there to help, and you can try again, and jump again, and dance. Thank you “Mr. Falling Robot”. You did a lot for a little boy who thought he was too broken to be fixed, but now knows that he can do anything.
  • @nixdorfbrazil
    it's unbelievable how we can feel pain looking to a robot injury while it doesn't feel pain.
  • My brain still cannot accept that video of a robot doing a twisty backflip off a raised platform is real. I would need to stand there in the room and watch it. I would then have to make sure it isn't just some talented dude in a robot suit doing the move.
  • @t_Gecko
    Why am I sentimental for a robot that's built 15,000 kilometers away?
  • 1:19 I think this is THE most realistinc trip-and-fall that I've ever seen a robot produce, it's just so majestic in action
  • @Yoko_Grim
    I wish I could be there to congratulate and give Atlas a hug, it deserves a tight, warm hug for all the amazing things its done.
  • @HandoruKiipa
    The comedic timing at 1:44 is perfect. When the first one falls, I'm thinking, "Poor guy, he's lying there in pain and his buddy is just stunting on him--" and then right on cue the second one slips like he just stepped on a banana peel.
  • @948320z
    TIL Atlas' weak point is literally its Achilles' heel. Literally explodes every time it twisted its ankle...
  • @jmg999
    What you accomplished is just incredible. Congratulations on all your accomplishments. You all really deserve to take a bow.
  • @Pluvillion
    I like how they see him as a student learning the grips of mobility. You've finally graduated, Atlas! Time for a well-deserved break.