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Boston Dynamics robots passed the obstacle course: they did a great job

The Boston Dynamics company has presented a video where robots cleverly pass an obstacle course using parkour.

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They have learned to adapt to new conditions: now they do not need to be programmed for each individual jump.

“Robot perception algorithms transform data from cameras and sensors into something useful for making decisions and planning physical actions,” the company wrote.

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“Parkour is the perfect environment to experiment with new behaviors. "Using jumping and balancing, we push robots to their limits to usher in the next generation of mobility, perception and athletic intelligence," Boston Dynamics tweeted.

According to Wikipedia, Boston Dynamics is an American engineering company working in the field of robotics. It is known for its developments for military needs. One of the company's most famous products is the four-legged robot BigDog.

The president of the company is Mark Reibert, who created it in 1992 with a group of engineers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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In December 2013, Boston Dynamics was acquired by Google Inc and led by Andy Rubin.

And on June 8, 2017, it was announced that the Alphabet holding sold the robotics companies Boston Dynamics and Schaft. The buyer was the Japanese SoftBank, one of the world's largest investors in the IT business.

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