Boston Dynamics' Atlas humanoid demos advanced real-time perception and adaptability in chaotic environments in new video.

Boston Dynamics introduced its latest humanlike robot Wednesday that is meant to take on the real world. The robotics company announced it has come up with a fully electric robot called Atlas that ...

Atlas can now see, localize, and manipulate objects with millimeter accuracy thanks to Boston Dynamics’ major vision system ...

Boston Dynamics is a cutting-edge robotics company that's spent decades behind closed doors making robots that move in ways we've only seen in science fiction films. They occasionally release ...

Boston Dynamics/YouTube The bag of bolts moves engine covers in between supplier containers and while navigating a mobile sequencing dolly – simulating what it would be like to work in a factory ...

These AI breakthroughs aren’t just cool—they might be the first steps toward true human-level intelligence.

A day after retiring the hydraulic version of its humanoid robot, Boston Dynamics just announced that — like Bob Dylan before it — Atlas just went electric. The pace is fast, the steps still a ...

LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 30: Robotic devices from Boston Dynamics and Unitree are seen at the ... [+] International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA). While two-legged humanoid robots are ...

Boston Dynamics has a new humanoid robot that the company says represents a path to commercialization. It's the company's next-generation, all-electric "Atlas" robot. While new Atlas and old Atlas ...

Boston Dynamics is saying goodbye to its most popular robot and an old friend — Atlas. In a video Tuesday, the company unveiled that it would be parting ways with its humanoid robot Atlas ...

Boston Dynamics unveiled Wednesday a new version of its humanoid robot, “Atlas,” that the company says is “designed for real-world applications.” Like many of its previous announcements ...

Usually the projects involve robot arms mounted on some sort of wheeled platform, but this time it’s the tune of some pretty famous yellow robot legs, in the shape of spot from Boston Dynamics.