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Boston Dynamics recently showcased Atlas performing a powerful backflip with remarkable precision. The robot landed cleanly on its toes and immediately launched into a second backflip. This advanced capability is powered by a whole-body learning system developed by the RAI Institute and deployed by Boston Dynamics.

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