The value of humanoid robots in industrial settings has long been questioned, particularly when simpler machines such as ...

Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot is ready to battle it out with Australian breakdancer B-Girl Raygun after showing off some new moves. (And no, this is not an episode of Black Mirror.) In a new video ...

If you’ve followed developments in the robotics world over the past decade, you’re likely familiar with Boston Dynamics’s name. The company, founded in Waltham, Mass., in the early 1990s, has produced ...

Boston Dynamics turned heads when it launched the Atlas way back in 2013. The humanoid robot could run, jump and dance, and the meme-worthy videos it produced have gobbled up tens of millions of views ...

After 11 years, Boston Dynamics has said goodbye to its humanoid robot Atlas — but only the hydraulic version. In a video posted on YouTube, the robotics company says it’s time for Atlas to “kick back ...

Boston Dynamics' creative marketing unveiled the new Atlas, the robotics community's biggest news. Nearly five million people have seen the launch video, demonstrating the company's ongoing appeal.

"For almost a decade, Atlas has sparked our imagination, inspired the next generations of roboticists, and leapt over technical barriers in the field," the YouTube description reads. "Now it’s time ...

Boston Dynamics is back at it again with its new humanoid robot. In a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, the engineering and robotics design company debuted the robot named 'Atlas' in a 30 second ...

The humanoid Atlas robot performs some strange contortions to get up from a lying position. An engineer explains why.

Now that humanoids are all the rage in the robotics industry, Boston Dynamics on Tuesday officially retired theirs. The Hyundai-owned firm has always marched to the beat of its own drummer. Even so, ...

Boston Dynamics Inc., the robotics startup famed for its advanced humanoid and dog-like robots that went viral in years gone by for their acrobatic movements and dances, today announced it’s retiring ...

Boston Dynamics recently announced the retirement of its first-generation hydraulic Atlas robot and introduced a new, fully electric version designed for real-world applications. This transition marks ...