Boston Dynamics unveils new dexterous hands for Atlas humanoid robot
Boston Dynamics unveils new dexterous hands for Atlas humanoid robot
Boston Dynamics has launched a new generation of dexterous hands for its Atlas humanoid robot, featuring 13 degrees of freedom, direct actuation, and design for sim-to-real reinforcement learning. The hand is built for industrial and logistics tasks, with a focus on dexterity, strength, and mass production.
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Boston Dynamics introduces a new dexterous hand for its Atlas humanoid robot, featuring 13 degrees of freedom and designed for high-fidelity simulation and real-world tasks. The hand is optimized for industrial and logistics environments, with a focus on dexterity, strength, and mass manufacturability.
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