Boston Dynamics Unveils 13-DOF Robotic Hand for Its Atlas Humanoid
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Hyundai Motor Group’s humanoid robot, ‘Atlas,’ picks up a small drill bit with its fingertips and inserts it into an electric drill. Then, gripping the handle, it presses a button to bore a hole in the wood. Next, it picks up a small nut with its fingertips and turns it to tighten it. It spins a drumstick between its fingers and even rolls two golf balls in its hand using only one hand. Atlas’s hands have become even more sophisticated. Hyundai …
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Hong Kyu-bin = Atlas, a humanoid robot from Boston Dynamics, a robotics affiliate of Hyundai Motor Group, has been equipped with a next-generation robot hand.
Boston Dynamics wants to make its humanoid Atlas robot fitter for the world of work. To do this, the robot needs more agile and skilled hands.
Boston Dynamics' Atlas gets impressively dextrous new hands - Stuff South Africa
We’ve followed Boston Dynamics’ Atlas robot almost since its very first introduction. We’ve seen it go from a robot being kicked about to its new frame and skill set upgrade. But there’s always something new to install. In this case, it’s a more impressive pair of hands for greater manipulation and control. Better mechanical hands [...]
Boston Dynamics unveils new four-finger hand for Atlas humanoid robot
Boston Dynamics has unveiled a new four-finger hand for its Atlas humanoid robot, designed to combine the dexterity needed for complex manipulation and tool use with the strength and durability required for industrial work. The new hand has 13 degrees of freedom (DOF), including a four-DOF opposable thumb, and uses direct actuation together with dense […]
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