With its newest robot, Stretch, Boston Dynamics is taking a more commercial — and lucrative — approach.

Boston Dynamics and several other robotics companies have pledged not to weaponize "general purpose robots" according to an open letter released publicly on Thursday and first reported by Axios ...

Arnold Schwarzenegger and other terminators will not “be back” anytime soon, at least according to Boston Dynamics, which pledged the cutting-edge robotics company will not create a lethal ...

Boston Dynamics, the company behind advanced robots that have caused viral moments online, pledged not to weaponize its machines.

Boston Dynamics, the company behind the creepy robot dogs deployed briefly by the NYPD last year, has accused a competitor of ripping off its designs -- and allowing them to be weaponized.

Boston Dynamics and five other robotics companies have signed an open letter saying what many of us were already nervously hoping for anyway: Let's not weaponize general-purpose robots.

Boston Dynamics, the DARPA-backed robotics company known for uncomfortable videos where nearly 200-pound humanoid robots perform backflips, uncomfortable dances, and various forms of horrifyingly ...

The Waltham-headquartered Boston Dynamics is attempting to, well, terminate the idea that its internet-celebrity robot “dogs” and other automatons will be armed to the teeth, and it, al… ...

Boston Dynamics filed a suit in the Delaware court system on November 11, alleging Ghost of infringing on multiple patents.

Robot-dog maker Boston Dynamics and Hyundai plan to invest over $400 million in a Kendall Square institute focusing on robotics, A.I. and intelligent machines research.

As robots from Boston Dynamics and the like continue to find more widespread applications, concerns are growing around their misuse. In a bid to prevent the spread of killer robots in society, a ...

Boston Dynamics says it asked Ghost Robotics to review Spot-related patents in July 2020, five months after the launch of the Spirit 40.