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Atlas 2026

Atlas 2026

Atlas, Boston Dynamics' next-gen electric humanoid with 56 DOF, 50kg lift, 4-hour swappable battery, and Google DeepMind AI for autonomous manufacturing and industrial tasks.
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Made by
Boston Dynamics, Inc.
Software Type
Closed Source
Software Package
Atlas runs on the Orbit™ platform for industrial system integration (WMS/MES), utilizing Google DeepMind Gemini Robotics foundation models for cognitive behavior and an Isaac Lab (NVIDIA) framework for AI learning .
Actuators
Uses fully electric actuators.
Compiute
NVIDIA Jetson Thor (T5000 module) featuring a Blackwell GPU, delivering up to 2070 FP4 TFLOPS of AI performance .
Sensors
Equipped with LiDAR, 360° RGB cameras for navigation.
Max Op. time
240
mins
Available
USA
Humanoid
2026

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  1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sd8ivhpjI6g&pp=ygUFYXRsYXM%3D, The Beginning of Your Tomorrow | Boston Dynamics, 2026-01-06

Robot Brief

The Atlas humanoid, developed by Boston Dynamics and transitioning into commercial production in 2026, is a fully electric humanoid robot designed for real-world industrial applications. Built on decades of robotics research with advanced mobility, manipulation and perception capabilities, this next-generation Atlas stands about 1.9 m tall, weighs around 90 kg, and features 56 DoF for human-scale movement. Atlas is engineered to operate autonomously or under operator guidance, perform industrial material handling and assembly tasks, and integrate into manufacturing workflows with robustness even in harsh environments. Production is planned at scale under parent company Hyundai Motor Group, with initial deployments focused on automotive factories and AI-augmented task learning.

Use Cases

  • Material Handling and Lifting:
    Capable of lifting up to 50 kg industrial parts such as engine parts.
  • Components Assembly:
    Using advanced tactile grippers, Atlas is able to assist in precise placement and assembly of manufacturing units.
  • Task Learning & Adaptation:
    Rapid task learning (within a day) and fleet-wide task replication.
  • Collaboration with Humans:
    Designed to work safely around workers and integrate with MES/WMS systems.

Industries

  • Automotive Manufacturing:
    Deployment in Hyundai facilities for parts sequencing and assembly tasks.
  • Industrial Automation:
    Replaces repetitive and heavy labor in factories, warehouses, and logistics hub.
  • Warehouse & Material Handling:
    Supports structured and dynamic material workflows.

Specifications

Length
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mm
Width
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mm
Height (ResT)
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mm
Height (Stand)
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1889
mm
Height (Min)
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mm
Height (Max)
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mm
Weight (With Batt.)
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89
kg
Weight (NO Batt.)
-
kg
Max Step Height
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mm
Max Slope
+/-
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°
Op. Temp (min)
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-20
°C
Op. Temp (Max)
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40
°C
Ingress Rating
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IP67
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Intro

Atlas is Boston Dynamics’ commercially-available, fully electric humanoid robot, transitioning from research prototype to real industrial deployment. Standing at roughly 190cm tall and 90kg, the robot combines advanced mobility, balance, and manipulation through 56 active DoF and human-like tactile sensing hands.

Its design focuses on robust mechanical articulation and perception: Atlas can lift heavy loads up to 50kg, adapt to changing environments, and perform nuanced manipulation with precision. It supports autonomous, teleoperated, or tablet control, and integrates into industrial automation systems via Boston Dynamics’ software platforms, Orbit. Atlas also features environmental resilience (IP67 rating) and battery self-swap for continuous operation. The robot is being equipped with cutting-edge AI, including partnerships with Google DeepMind and NVIDIA, to enhance task learning and contextual awareness for industrial tasks.

Connectivity

  • WiFI
  • Connects with MES, WMS and fleet management software, Orbit
  • Teleoperation supported

Capabilities

  • Advanced Locomotion:
    Human-like walking and dynamic balancing.
  • Autonomous Task Execution:
    Performs learned tasks and replicates across fleets.
  • Perception and Environmental Awareness:
    Integrated sensors for stability and object avoidance.
  • Continuous Operation:
    4 hours-battery swap capability, for industrial duty cycles.