Boston Dynamics' New Humanoid Robot Is Freaking People Out The new machine stands up from lying down, using moves that are anything but human.

A day after retiring the hydraulic version of its humanoid robot, Boston Dynamics just announced that — like Bob Dylan before it — Atlas just went electric.

The company said the new, electric version of Atlas represents a significant leap forward in the humanoid robot world, with a level of performance that far exceeds its hydraulic predecessor.

Enhanced energy efficiency New Atlas Boston Dynamics Robot “We are unveiling the next generation of humanoid robots—a fully electric Atlas robot designed for real-world applications.

Boston Dynamics’ new humanoid moves like no robot you’ve ever seen All-electric, 360° joints give the new Atlas plenty of inhuman movements.

A day after Boston Dynamics said it was retiring its Atlas robot, the company has unveiled a new fully electric — and even more impressive — version of the bot.

Boston Dynamics has launched the new Atlas robot as the firm focuses on fall recovery and integrating humanoid robots into operations for agility and minimal disruptions.

Waltham-based Boston Dynamics retired its legendary humanoid robot Atlas and unveiled a new version."For almost a decade, Atlas has sparked our imagination, inspired the next generations of ...

Boston Dynamics' new ATLAS robot can squat, pick up boxes, and get up after falling down, all thanks to an updated system of sensors and circuitry.

After 11 years, Boston Dynamics is retiring its iconic 330-pound bipedal robot and replacing it with a lighter, all electric little sibling.

After almost 10 years of often-jaw-dropping achievements, Boston Dynamics has said farewell to Atlas, the world’s most dynamic – and groundbreaking – humanoid robot.