Boston Dynamics’ Atlas prototype puts pretty much every other bipedal robot out there (but especially this one) to shame.Although not currently available for purchase, the company’s two-legged ...

On the other hand, Unitree, another Chinese robotics firm, unveiled new quadruped fire rescue robots. These specialized robot ...

Boston Dynamics is hardly the only company working on a humanoid robot. Tesla, of course, has one in the pipeline , while Menteebot, which can be controlled using natural-language voice commands ...

Boston Dynamics has released a couple of new demonstration videos showcasing the latest enhancements to its bipedal robot and what it can accomplish. Rather than just making its way over an ...

Boston Dynamics showed off a fully electric version of its humanoid robot Atlas on Wednesday. On Tuesday, the robotics firm had retired its hydraulic version of Atlas. Boston Dynamics says it's ...

Boston Dynamics. Just a day after announcing the retirement of its hydraulic humanoid robot Atlas, Boston Dynamics has revealed a new version of its bipedal robot-- a fully electric version ...

In a sleek new video, Boston Dynamics seems to be hinting at a future for its high-tech robots: putting them to work in settings where heavy labor is required. In the latest demo of the bipedal ...

Atlas has its origins way back in 2009 when Boston Dynamics won a $26 million contract with the U.S. Army to produce a bipedal robot that was originally called the PETMAN, joining other advanced ...

Boston Dynamics' amazing Atlas robot looks more competent than ever, ... The video also shows how the bipedal humanoid robot is able to recover from so-called “action failures” — for ...

Boston Dynamics will be partnering with select customers to test the new Atlas model over the next few years, the robotics company said. Hyundai Motor Group — which acquired Boston Dynamics in ...

“Boston Dynamics, with its early roots in the robotics industry, has been and continues to be a pioneer and leading innovator in developing quadrupedal and bipedal robots,” the complaint reads.