The new Atlas can kick a soccer ball like no other robot. But for the first time, Boston Dynamics has engineered in a secret superpower critical for success.

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Boston Dynamics, the humanoid robot maker, announced big expansion plans on Tuesday. The Waltham, Massachusetts-based company said it plans to invest $100 million in an "advanced robotics and AI ...

Unlike the AI chatbots that learn from texts, images, and videos, embodied AI must master gravity and balance, which are ...

Boston Dynamics senior director of product for software and quadrupeds, Merry Frayne, discusses how their dog-like Spot robots are being deployed at live stadiums for surveillance and security. The ...

Boston Dynamics is planning to build a $100 million manufacturing facility in Waltham that could employ up to 1,250 workers by 2033. The company on Wednesday said it would consolidate manufacturing of ...

Meet the FIFA World Cup's most unexpected squad. Hyundai and Boston Dynamics are bringing robots Spot and Atlas to the FIFA ...

Representatives of Boston Dynamics and Hyundai Motor Group with Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey From left to right: Paul Lee, Chief Manufacturing Officer at Boston Dynamics; Heung Soo Kim, Hyundai ...

South Korean carmaker Hyundai took the Boston Dynamics Atlas humanoid robot to the Brazil vs Norway football game, had it imitate player celebrations.

June 23 (Asia Today) --Hyundai Motor Group is preparing to acquire SoftBank Group's remaining stake in Boston Dynamics, a move that could give the South Korean automotive group full control of the U.S ...

As Norway and Brazil were set to get back to play in the second half at New York/New Jersey Stadium on Sunday, a special guest delivered the match ball to the head referee on the pitch. Hyundai Motor ...