Hyundai Introduces Its Next-Gen Atlas Robot at CES 2026

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Really cool, but I would never let one of these into my home. We’ve all seen “I, Robot”, right? The only way I would even consider having one is if it ran on libre software.

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Exactly and that’s why open source community-run stuff needs to be explained to people so more people switch over. https://alternativeto.net/ and https://european-alternatives.org/ will help a ton for people to find more

I’ve heard HuggingFace has made a couple open source robots not sure if they are libre fully but they seem interesting. A couple other projects are on YouTube too

The more advanced ones are still not being done as open source though

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Really cool, but I would never let one of these into my home.

These are not for home use, these are for strapping munitions on to kill people without soldiers with a conscience.

Boston Dynamics was not ever set up to make dancing videos.

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Nice to see a robot that doesn’t walk like it has shit its pants. 👍

It was a smart move by Hyundai to buy Boston Dynamics.
This demo compared to Tesla is way more impressive IMO, Tesla is nowhere near this sophistication in their design.

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Stop calling your robots Atlas, they’ll never be as cool as Atlas from Portal 2

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Does it suck dick?

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Where is the big bright beautiful tomorrow that we were promised?

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that’s what Dysons are for.

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For you my friend I believe they brought back the 1/8th inch headphones jack for ya to use.

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You could just buy a Polly Pocket for that

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IMO It’s definitely cloudbound, I honestly wouldn’t expect anything different in this era…

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Quite impressive, but not necessarily in a positive way. I especially get uneasy with the robot having 360 degree vision, turning its head 180 degrees, walking backwards towards me, and in the process rotating the rest of its body. I do appreciate them not trying to make it look like a human, nor treating it as one. Seeing the renders of groups of these clankers, especially with the knowledge of them being able to share their “intelligence”, is frankly horrifying to me.

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