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<p>Humanoid robots are learning to fall well</p>
<p>The savvy marketers at Boston Dynamics produced two major robotics news cycles last week. The larger of the two was, naturally, the electric Atlas announcement. As I write this, the sub-40 second video is steadily approaching five million views. A day prior, the company tugged at the community’s heart strings when it announced that the […]</p><p>© 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.</p>]]></description>
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