Say goodbye to Atlas, the Boston Dynamics robot that was among the first iterations of a functioning bipedal bot. The company announced that it will be retiring this year. In Boston Dynamics' release, ...

Boston Dynamics knows how to impress. Atlas was put to the test in a controlled environment and displayed amazing capabilities, even though it’s still not ready to explore and understand an entire ...

Boston Dynamics CEO Robert Playter has commented on Tesla Bot, Tesla’s humanoid robot project, and he says it ignited a competitive spirit at the company. Ever since Tesla announced its humanoid robot ...

Atlas is dead, long live Atlas. The hydraulically-articulated version of Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot was retired last week in favor of its electric motor-driven version introduced on Wednesday.

Forward-looking: Boston Dynamics' bipedal humanoid robot, Atlas, has been awing onlookers (and creeping out others) for over a decade. Just a day ago, the company retired the groundbreaking bot, ...

Boston Dynamics agrees, saying real-world utility is still a long way off. Luckily, under the ownership of Korean megacorporation Hyundai, with its US$220-billion-plus annual revenues, this ...

We’re slowly starting to get a better idea of the full capabilities of Boston Dynamics’ upgraded Atlas robot. The company shared another video of the humanoid performing various moves developed using ...

Yesterday, news about Boston Dynamics' Atlas flooded the world as the company retired it, with the old robot bidding its final wave to the audience. However, it was because Boston Dynamics was gearing ...

‘Follow me, gentlemen,’ said Spot with integrated AI. Boston Dynamics new chat (ro)bots could act as a tour guide, or—finally—a real talking pet. Reading time 3 minutes “Now behold the rock pile, a ...

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Switzerland's ANYmal looks to be emerging competition for Boston Dynamics' Spot. “[ANYmal] is proving rather adept at parkour, a sport based on using athletic manoeuvres to smoothly negotiate ...