Explore the advanced technology behind Atlas, the humanoid robot designed to operate seamlessly in human environments.

Boston Dynamics takes us behind the scenes of how it's training the new Atlas humanoid to tackle its first task: auto parts sequencing.

Atlas, an AI-powered humanoid robot from Hyundai Motor-backed Boston Dynamics, is set to begin trial operations at the carmaker's manufacturing factories by the end of the year. Boston Dynamics ...

It's worth noting that even though hardware for robot platforms appears to be advancing at a steady pace (well, maybe not always ), creating a capable AI model that can pilot these robots autonomously ...

Teleoperation of robots can be quite challenging, especially for novice users because it forces users to focus on low-level aspects of robot control, rather than higher level goals regarding task ...

Utilizing this setup, the robot is capable of scooting across the surface at speeds of up to 12 cm (4.7 in) per second. It actually improves upon the flatworm's mechanism, as its fins undulate 10 ...

Along with xAI’s Optimus, Richer also noted AgiBot, a Chinese company that claims to have produced almost 1,000 units, and Boston Dynamics, whose humanoid robot Atlas has demonstrated impressive ...

MIPS is launching its Atlas chip designs for physical AI platforms such as industrial robots and autonomous cars.

Dozens of humanoid robots capable of working together The Chinese robotics specialist UBTech has announced that it has successfully tested the deployment of several dozen of its humanoid robots in an ...

We explore how augmented reality might mediate human-robot communication. We design interfaces that leverage augmented reality to visualize data collected by robots and investigate augmented reality ...