Boston Dynamics showcased its electric Atlas humanoid in a video, highlighting its real-time perception and adaptability in changing environments.Atlas actively registers its frame of reference for tasks, updating its understanding of the world to handle parts effectively.The humanoid can perceive and evaluate the topology of objects, adapting to pick them up and place them with precision.Boston Dynamics demonstrated Atlas locating and picking up a dropped part, showcasing its ability to hear, locate, and handle objects.Atlas uses object pose estimation models trained with synthetic data to estimate object poses from camera images.The humanoid robot can adapt and maintain task objectives in chaotic environments, making changes on the go.Modern robot vision guidance employs vision language models to understand the environment in 3D and update the world map continuously.Boston Dynamics' demo reflects a blend of AI-based functions and procedural programming for managing missions.Atlas demonstrates a mix of motion capture and AI decision-making in its movements, showcasing its adaptability and agility.Real-time processing allows Atlas to comprehend its environment, make decisions, and adapt, with the potential for faster processing in the future.