Boston Dynamics started in 1992 as a spin-off from MIT, with founder Marc Raibert leading the charge.
A swinging tail keeps Handle upright while it loads and unloads pallets in warehouses. Boston Dynamics built the robot with a rear counterweight and suction grippers so heavy loads move efficiently and smoothly. Its 10…
Boston Dynamics Handle warehouse robot
Boston Dynamics just introduced a four-fingered robotic hand for the Atlas humanoid robot. This new setup features 13 degrees of freedom and tactile sensors to detect pressure during operations. Demonstrations showed…
Boston Dynamics Atlas four-fingered hand
Boston Dynamics has Spot out here running doorstep delivery trials. The play is the legs: drones can't get to a porch, and wheeled bots choke on uneven ground. Spot just walks over whatever's in the way. It can haul two…
Boston Dynamics Spot doorstep delivery test
Boston Dynamics showed off Sand Flea back around 2012 in a DARPA demo. This little 11-pound shoebox-sized bot was built for military work, and it uses CO2-powered pistons to leap over 30 feet, up to 25 jumps across rough…
Boston Dynamics Sand Flea DARPA demo
Atlas just pulled off the Viking Row with the Boston Dynamics squad, matching their sync while keeping balance. The demo shows off the robot's full-body control and coordination.
Atlas Viking Row Boston Dynamics
At CES 2026, Hyundai and Boston Dynamics showed off the production-ready Atlas humanoid robot. This fully electric robot uses advanced AI and human-like movement to handle real-world tasks. Atlas is set to be a major…
Hyundai Boston Dynamics Atlas CES 2026
