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 ATLAS is a hydraulically powered robot in the form of an adult 
human. It is capable of a variety of natural movements, including dynamic 
walking, calisthenics and user-programmed behavior.DARPADARPA's Atlas robot, 
developed by Boston Dynamics, is six-foot-two and weighs 290 pounds.DARPAHes 
six-two, weighs 330 pounds, and has arms that stretch wider than a 
car -- but the NFL doesnt want this guy in its lineup.ATLAS 
is a hydraulically powered robot in the form of an adult human. 
Here's ATLAS, by the numbers:Weight (incl. powerpack): 330 lbsHeight: 74Shoulder 
Width: 30Number of hydraulic joints: 28Other features: Crash protection, 
modular wrists, LIDAR, stereo sensorsDefense contractors on Thursday unveiled 
one of the most advanced humanoid robots ever built as part of 
the DARPA Virtual Robotics Challenge in Waltham, Mass. Called ATLAS, the 
giant is controlled by a human operator, who guides the sensors, hydraulics, 
and limbs through a range of natural motions, the military said.He can 
walk up stairs, stay upright after getting hit with heavy weights, and 
climb over or around obstacles in his path -- and may ultimately 
boost the ability of first responders in a disaster scenario.Related: Giant 
robots, monsters invade theatersWe have dramatically raised the expectations 
for robotic capabilities with this Challenge, and brought together a diverse 
group of teams to compete, said Gill Pratt, program manager for the 
DARPA Robotics Challenge.And
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