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Boston Dynamics to discuss the art behind human-robot interaction

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Boston Dynamics this week is presenting a free webinar to discuss the human-machine interaction considerations for humanoids. The webinar on "The Art Behind Human-Robot Interaction" will be held at 11:00 a.m. ET on Wednesday, July 22, 2026. Mario Bollini, director of human-robot interaction, and Leland Hepler, UI designer and former Disney and video game animator, will explain how the company is merging engineering and artificial intelligence with classic animation techniques in its Atlas humanoid. Attendees can learn about communicating intent, safety, the AI shift, and embracing the mechanical form.
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