Boston Dynamics is saying goodbye to its most popular ... A video from the company shows a cool, if not slightly terrifying, humanoid robot standing up, in a way that would be physically ...

When Boston Dynamics announced on Tuesday it was retiring ... prostrate and flipping its feet over to push itself up into a standing position. The robot then turns its head 180 degrees, followed ...

The crowd laughed and complied. But as they streamed onto the show floor at Boston’s convention center, greeted by a ...

Once again, Boston Dynamics is making waves online after ... they go up before they start standing up. Your body is thinking about ‘what is my heart going to need to do now so that in half ...

The hydraulically-articulated version of Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot was retired ... video for Atlas 2.0 is little more than the bot standing up, turning around like the fuckin' T1000, walking ...

Boston Dynamics wanted the new version to show that ... it swiftly folds its legs backward over its body and rises to a standing position in a manner befitting some kind of Cronenberg body-horror ...

The company posted a video on YouTube showing the sprightly new Atlas standing upright from a position lying prone on the ground, before strutting around confidently. Boston Dynamics is one of the ...

Boston Dynamics and Toyota Research Institute (TRI ... In April 2024, the company retired its long-standing, hydraulic Atlas platform in favor of a new generation driven by electric servos.

In an interview with IEEE Spectrum, Boston Dynamics' CEO Robert Palter said, "our explicit intent was for it not to be human-like," and based on the video of Atlas standing, it seems like the ...

[Photo: Boston Dynamics] Together ... The people who might currently be standing at a loading bay lugging boxes out of a truck “can do something else that is less labor intensive and more ...