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A robotic dance crew from Boston Dynamics made an appearance on “America’s Got Talent” to groove to Queen’s “Don’t Stop Me Now.” Despite a minor hiccup where one robot shut down mid-routine, the performance earned four “yes” votes from the judges. Simon Cowell even noted that the mishap actually made the performance more compelling, showcasing the challenges of robotics technology.
Boston Dynamics, known for its secretive ways, has recently been more open about the imperfections of its robots. This transparency reveals the precise engineering required for their viral videos. Pushing robots to their limits can lead to inevitable failures, as seen with their Atlas robots struggling with balance during parkour.
The imperfect performance on television may end up being more memorable than a flawless routine, adding a touch of humanity to these futuristic beings. Remember that deflated Pikachu?
