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Boston Dynamics has sent the internet into meltdown by creating robot dogs that can open doors and a back-flipping humanoid. The machines have provoked quips about it being the end of human ...

The NOETIX N2 is not the first humanoid to perform a backflip. In December last year, American engineering and robotics ...

Robotics company Boston Dynamics has shared a new video of its latest-generation humanoid robot, Atlas, doing forward rolls, cartwheels, and army crawls. In a particularly made-to-go-viral moment ...

This is their advertising, because unless the military starts buying mechanical mules, Boston Dynamics is going to be out of business pretty soon. You’ll see robots being kicked down the stairs ...

Boston Dynamics’ latest robo-creature may be cuter than its creepy robot dogs, but its potential application could nevertheless make warehouse workers wary. The Handle robot, demonstrated in a ...

It can run, crawl and do cartwheels. This is Boston Dynamics' advanced humanoid robot, Atlas. It's all-electric, capable of performing complex tasks like sorting car parts and maneuvering heavy ...

You may have heard of Spot, the robot dog made by robotics company Boston Dynamics. While Spot was designed to help humans, the reality of a metal hound — that can walk lockstep in an army of ...

Eileen Falkenberg-Hull leads the Autos team at Newsweek. She has written extensively about the auto industry for U.S. News & World Report, CarGurus, Trucks.com, AutomotiveMap, and American City ...

Boston Dynamics has unveiled a new version of its Atlas humanoid robot, showcasing lifelike breakdancing moves in a recently released video. Developed in collaboration with the Robotics and AI ...