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Robotics commercialization

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    Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot can now develop new behaviors in days, a process that previously took six months.
    The humanoid form of robots, like Atlas, presents unique challenges due to mass and inertia, making balance and movement complex.
    Boston Dynamics aims to sell 1,000 to 1,500 robots annually to achieve profitability, focusing on industrial applications.
    Robert Playter emphasizes the importance of robots not being weaponized, co-authoring a letter with other robotics companies.
    Boston Dynamics is transitioning from R&D to manufacturing, learning to cast parts instead of milling to improve efficiency.

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