We do not know if this will have an impact in the long term, but we must recognize that Spot robot from Boston Dynamics He became famous for his dancing and choreography rather than his skills in the real world.
The North American company (now owned by Hyundai) has released a new video showing some news about Spot robotthough, in the end, he couldn’t stop himself from dancing to give the presentation a jolly twist.
If you look closely, in this video you will see some Spot robot equipment newsWhat new cameras with color image and new tablet for remote control:
Boston Dynamics released a press release today explaining that Spot was designed using a scalar architecture which allows you to upgrade both hardware and software…at the checkout, of course.
One of the improvements released are new depth cameras that now record in color.
Spot uses them to create a 3D environment and avoid obstacles without the need for color. But the company has found that the black-and-white image operators receive sometimes makes it difficult for them to understand what Spot is looking at. That’s why they added color.
Another piece of hardware new tablet used to control the Spot:
Now larger, with a multi-touch screen, and also more stablebecause it can withstand a fall from a height of one meter.
The software has also been updated. There are now two digital joysticks, which can be seen in the photo, with which The spot is controlled by a remote control. They are also used for design custom tasks.
We can move Spot along the path we want him to take and tell him the actions to take and record all those steps as a new task that Spot will do when we tell him to.
The four-legged robot also has new charger for fast charging, which speeds up reloading. Now can be charged in just an hourso you can get back to work faster.
Along with these improvements to the robot itself, Boston Dynamics also introduced an upgrade to its computer called Point I/O COREwhich allows faster data processing and has more expandability.
Except, radio system called Rajant Kinetic Mesh Radio Kit serves to Spot can communicate remotely with its operators using radio signals in hard-to-reach places or underground, where 5G communication does not reach.
Spot gradually improves his resume with the intention of getting a job in companies.
Source: Computer Hoy
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