Maybe it comes from watching all these sci-fi series and movies but I still have this fear that years or decades into the future, our robot overlords will rebel and make us humans their slaves. Seeing ...

Boston Dynamics spent most of its 29-year history with no consumer products at all. Now, it has one in the $75,000 Spot robot. There's still no way to buy the company's humanoid Atlas robot, but it's ...

It won't be long until the robots only need us to build new obstacles for them to climb over. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new window) Share on Reddit (opens in a ...

It was surprising, then, that on Tuesday the company announced the “retirement” of Atlas. But the brief confusion over what it all meant ended late Wednesday when Boston Dynamics revealed its all-new, ...

We've already seen them dance, but now Boston Dynamics humanoid robots do parkour and despite the fact that developers and engineers working on the androids say that "there are details to improve," it ...

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Robots are scary enough to people who are worried about their capabilities, but how about adding parkour to their skill set? Boston Dynamics posted a new video Thursday, showing their robot, Atlas, ...

Atlas is dead, long live Atlas. The hydraulically-articulated version of Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot was retired last week in favor of its electric motor-driven version introduced on Wednesday.

Boston Dynamics shows its new Atlas at work. In a new YouTube video, the current version of the two-legged robot can be seen. The demo is nowhere near as spectacular ...

Switzerland's ANYmal looks to be emerging competition for Boston Dynamics' Spot. “[ANYmal] is proving rather adept at parkour, a sport based on using athletic manoeuvres to smoothly negotiate ...