Recently, on the Jimmy Fallon show, the humanoid robot Sophia jokingly claimed she would destroy the human race, raising concerns about the capabilities of robots. In a video discussion, the topic of robots is explored, categorized into three areas: robotic dexterity, utility, and overall innovation. Leading the category of robotic dexterity is Atlas, a six-foot humanoid robot developed by Boston Dynamics, now owned by Hyundai. Since 1992, Atlas has become the most advanced athletic humanoid robot, equipped with stereo cameras and a laser rangefinder for vision. Designed for search and rescue operations, Atlas can navigate rough terrains and manipulate its environment, showcasing impressive skills, including the ability to perform backflips.