ROBOT ATLAS

AGENDA
1. ​Introduction to Robot Atlas
2. Navigation Technology
3. User Interface
4. Application atlas
5. Advantages of the atlas
6. Conclusion
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INTRODUCTION TO
ROBOT ATLAS
Robot Atlas is an advanced robotic system designed to be an
all-in-one solution for the modern industrial workplace. It is
designed to be an autonomous, self-sufficient robot that can
navigate and interact with its environment with ease.
Robot Atlas provides a wide range of features, such as
advanced navigation technology, a powerful robotic arm, and
an intuitive user interface. It is designed to be an efficient and
reliable robot that can help make any industrial workplace
more efficient.
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TECHNOLOGY
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• Robot Atlas is equipped with advanced navigation technology, allowing it to move

around its environment with ease. It is able to detect and avoid obstacles, as well
as navigate complex pathways with ease.
• Additionally, it is able to recognize and interact with its environment in order to
complete tasks.
• Robot Atlas is also equipped with a powerful robotic arm, which allows it to interact
with its environment in a wide variety of ways. It is capable of lifting and carrying
objects, as well as performing delicate tasks with precision and accuracy.
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USER INTERFACE

Robot Atlas is equipped with an intuitive user interface,

allowing for easy and efficient control of the robot.
The user interface is designed to be simple and easy to
use, allowing for quick and efficient operation of the
robot.
Robot Atlas is also equipped with a variety of sensors
and cameras, allowing it to detect and interact with its
environment in a variety of ways.
This allows it to detect and avoid obstacles, as well as
recognize and interact with its environment in order to
complete tasks.
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APPLICATION ATLAS
1. Drive a utility vehicle at the site.
2. Travel dismounted across rubble.
3. Remove debris blocking an entryway.
4. Open a door and enter a building.
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ADVANTAGES OF THE ATLAS

Atlas's advanced control system enables
highly diverse and agile locomotion, while
algorithms reason through complex dynamic
interactions involving the whole body and
environment to plan movements. Atlas uses 3D
printed parts to give it the strength-to-weight
ratio necessary for leaps and somersaults.

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Today we find most robots working for people in

industries, factories, warehouses, and laboratories.
Robots are useful in many ways. For instance, it
boosts economy because businesses need to be
efficient to keep up with the industry competition.
Therefore, having robots helps business owners to be
competitive, because robots can do jobs better and
faster than humans can, e.g. robot can built,
assemble a car. Yet robots cannot perform every job;
today robots roles include assisting research and
industry. Finally, as the technology improves, there
will be new ways to use robots which will bring new
hopes and new potentials.