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Why Robots Love Costumes: A Humorous Look at Boston Dynamics’ Atlas

The Great Question: Why Build a Humanoid Robot?

“Why build a humanoid robot?” Boston Dynamics asks, then throws in a twist:Because the world is designed for humans, including all the best Halloween costumes.

The Grand Reveal

  • After showcasing Atlas’s slick autonomous bin‑picking skills, the Hyundai‑owned company drops a video that’s so cheeky, it’s already a viral sensation.
  • The timing? October 31 – Halloween, of course.

    • Spot vs. Atlas: Costume Edition

  • Spot, the trusty quadruped, has gotten plenty of costume fun over the years.
  • Atlas, however:
  • Finding the right outfit is as simple as spotting a Spirit store in a shuttered CVS.

    • Bottom Line

    Boston Dynamics isn’t just building robots; it’s turning them into the ultimate fashion icons for three reasons:

  • Humans built the world—so robots should dress in it.
  • Costumes make tech feel relatable.
  • A good outfit boosts brand buzz and reignites curiosity.

    • So, the next time you see a robot strutting across a stage in a spooky or glamorous outfit, remember: it’s not just a machine—it’s a storyteller, and it’s dressed to win hearts, laughs, and followers!

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