Did you watch the video? Atlas can run and jump, even do backflips. Tight spaces shouldn't be much of a problem either, as long as the software knew the size of

Did you watch the video? Atlas can run and jump, even do backflips. Tight spaces shouldn't be much of a problem either, as long as the software knew the size of the exoskeleton + human. Yes, activities where the goal is the movement itself, rather than getting somewhere, would be hampered. My point is that getting that precise control may be much harder, both technologically and in terms of user training. Maybe a gradual approach could be implemented.