About Boston Dynamics Atlas
Boston Dynamics Atlas 2026 is an electric humanoid for moving parts and handling objects in industrial facilities.
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Boston Dynamics unveils four-fingered hand with 13 degrees of freedom for Atlas
Boston Dynamics presented a four-fingered Atlas hand with 13 degrees of freedom and tactile sensors. Demonstrations included preparing a drill, manipulating a nut and handling small objects. The modular design prioritizes durability and repair, while repeated factory testing is still needed to establish performance over long operating cycles.
Hyundai postpones Boston Dynamics IPO due to Atlas not being ready to scale
A senior Hyundai representative told Reuters that a Boston Dynamics IPO next year would be difficult, with Atlas not yet in mass production and the company still loss-making. Hyundai has not announced an official listing timetable. Analysts say deployments, operating data and sales outside the group will be important tests.
IEEE Humanoids 2026 conference will focus on factory labor
The IEEE-RAS International Conference on Humanoid Robots has closed submissions for its 25th edition. The event will take place December 6-9 in Santa Clara. The topic is “Humanoid Robots and the Future of Work,” reports Tech Times. This choice is not an accident. For many years the conference focused on walking, balance, manipulation and control of the whole body.
Japan expands pilot projects with humanoid robots in factories and airports
Mitsubishi Motors signed a memorandum with Highlanders, Inc. - a startup from the University of Tokyo that deals with robotics. We are talking about the joint development and production of humanoid robots at the Mitsubishi plant in Kyoto. Intelligent Living writes about this.
Hyundai workers go on strike over introduction of Atlas humanoid robot
Thirty-five thousand workers at the Hyundai complex in Ulsan began a four-hour partial strike on July 20. TechTimes writes about this. The reason is a labor dispute, at the center of which is the humanoid robot Atlas from Boston Dynamics. Although this robot has not yet set foot on the territory of any Hyundai plant in Korea.
Hyundai showed humanoid robot Atlas at a live FIFA match
Hyundai brought Boston Dynamics' Atlas humanoid robot onto the field during the World Cup match between Brazil and Norway at New York/New Jersey Stadium. The robot handed the ceremonial ball to the referee before the second half, writes AI Magazine.
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