The Waltham-based robotics company announced the retirement of Atlas’ hydraulic model along with the robot’s new design in a press release last week. The new Atlas is still in the research and ...

Boston Dynamic's Atlas robot can do things beyond the abilities of most humans. Boston Dynamics. Technology firm SoftBank acquired Boston Dynamics earlier this year from Google's parent company ...

Today, Boston Dynamics released a video of its latest Atlas humanoid robot that can not only hop, jump and spin, but also do a complete backflip before sticking the landing like a gymnast.

Boston Dynamics' amazing Atlas robot looks more competent than ever, with a new video showing it performing tasks efficiently and autonomously.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox ...

Scott Kuindersma, the team lead on Atlas, believes that the robot could eventually do well in “spaces that were traditionally designed for humans to do work in” such as manufacturing, construction, ...

Boston Dynamics has revealed the latest version of its "Atlas" bipedal robot. ... The old Atlas model, first unveiled in 2013, weighed 149 kg (330 pounds) and was 1.8 meters ...

Atlas, the almost 5-foot robot, completes a series of somersaults, jumps, twists and a handstand before sticking the landing. On its site, Boston Dynamics attributes Atlas' range of motion to the ...

In the controller interface that MIT uses for its Atlas robot, the humanoid shows up as a 3D model within its environment. The red line rotates in time with the spinning head-mounted laser ...

Still, Atlas may have taken a few steps down the path to welcoming humanoid robots into the workforce. Getting a robot to balance on two legs and avoid obstacles has been a 25-year journey for ...

AMECA, Atlas, Optimus: Top 10 insane humanoid robots to watch out for in 2025. Story by Kaif Shaikh • 4mo. ... It is equipped with 6 RGB cameras and an onboard vision language model.

Well, this is it. Humanity had a good run, but it’s clear that robots are coming to rule us all one day in the not so distant future. Just watch the above video from robotics company Boston ...