Opinion: Robotics expert ranks ‘world’s top most advanced robots’ in study - Robotics & Automation News

Atlas scores 69.94, maintaining its reputation as the world’s most dynamic humanoid robot. This fully electric humanoid is engineered for advanced mobility and manipulation, capable of walking, running, jumping, and using both hands to push the boundaries of what a robot body can do.

With a speed of 9 km/h, lifting capacity of 18 kg, and 50 degrees of freedom, Atlas demonstrates exceptional whole-body coordination. This humanoid combines advanced actuators with improved mobility, achieving a walking speed of 8 km/h. With a strength capacity of 20 kg, 22 degrees of freedom, and fingertip sensors for tactile feedback, Optimus GEN 2 is designed to handle repetitive, dangerous, or mundane tasks with increasing autonomy. “Looking ahead, we’re entering an era where humanoid robots will become commonplace in settings we never imagined a decade ago.

“Manufacturing floors will see more collaborative humanoid systems working alongside people. Homes may welcome humanoid assistants for daily tasks.