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From learning how to walk, to now being able to do parkour, robots have seen the benefits of machine learning and AI. They can now autonomously move around, completing tasks, and do work for us humans. You can learn more about this in our new
Insane mobility!
This is the newest iteration of robots by Boston Dynamics, with hyper-mobile joints.
Our new workout buddy?
Not only does ATLAS move differently, it is also much stronger than a human.
One of the new ones
The robots have been tested out in the wild, in challenging conditions.
Running on petrol?
The earliest versions ran on petrol, could carry heavy weights and move on trails.
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Look at the image, then let your eyes relax, zone out, focus on something far beyond the screen you are looking at. Let your eyes drift slightly. Do you see it? A shark with a fin, popping out at you? No? Try again.
This is a classical optical illusion where you let a 2D image become 3D by making your eyes see one version of the image each. Cool right?
Small or large?
Do you see the small cube inside a large cube, or a large cube missing a chuck? Maybe both?
Same or different?
Sometimes our mind makes the world around us make sense by adding information.
Hollow face
Seeing a hollow face actually makes us believe it is sticking out, also in real life.
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As with the first image. Let your eyes zone out. Do you see the 3D shapes?
NEW every week!
Join the YSC
Every Saturday @ 10:00 - 13:00
Come explore new topics every Saturday with our experts. Experiments and projects for all age groups.
The Science Youth Club meets once a week on Saturdays between 10:00 and 13:00. Every week we have a new topic and you’ll get to explore and experiment with our team of experts.
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