Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot delivers match ball at World Cup round of 16 match.
Photo: Jerusalem Post
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Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot delivers match ball at World Cup round of 16 match.

Atlas, a humanoid robot developed by Boston Dynamics and presented by Hyundai, delivered the match ball at halftime during the Brazil v Norway World Cup round of 16 match at New York New Jersey Stadium. The robot performed goal celebration poses and required modified communications and locomotion systems to operate in the stadium environment.

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Jerusalem Post provides technical details on the robot's adaptations and Hyundai's production plans, while Reuters offers a brief wire-style summary of the novelty appearance.
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JPJerusalem PostINTERNATIONAL4d ago

“Humanoid robot Atlas delivers match ball during Brazil v Norway FIFA World Cup game”

RReutersCENTER5d ago

“Atlas, the humanoid robot, delivers match ball at World Cup”

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