David Robert, who led human-robot interaction at Boston Dynamics, suggests that robots could become a common part of human lives within the next three years, prompting reflections on the nature of life.

Hyundai Motor Group is set to gain full ownership of robotics company Boston Dynamics by purchasing SoftBank's remaining stake. This acquisition solidifies Hyundai's position in the advanced robotics sector.

Hyundai Motor Group is reportedly considering swapping its US artificial intelligence research arm for SoftBank's remaining stake in Boston Dynamics, aiming for full ownership of the robotics company.

Hyundai reportedly plans to deploy over 25,000 Boston Dynamics Atlas humanoid robots across its U.S. auto plants, beginning with its Georgia facility in 2028.

South Korea's Hyundai Motor Group announced plans to deploy over 25,000 Atlas humanoid robots, developed by its subsidiary Boston Dynamics, across its vehicle manufacturing operations.

Boston Dynamics, a subsidiary of Hyundai Motor Group, is participating as a key player in The Special Competitive Studies Project, a private think tank focused on shaping US robotics strategy.

Boston Dynamics' Spot robot dogs are being deployed at data centers to perform inspection tasks and enhance security, with operators reporting positive outcomes.

Hyundai workers in South Korea have initiated a partial strike, demanding safeguards before the deployment of Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot due to concerns over automation and job security.

Boston Dynamics is testing its dog-shaped robot, Spot, for package deliveries, aiming to automate the "final frontier" of the delivery process by taking packages from vans to doorsteps.

Boston Dynamics has introduced a new version of its Atlas humanoid robot, which is described as being 'an order of magnitude' simpler in design and operation.

South Korean conglomerate Hyundai Motor Group has taken full control of Boston Dynamics in a $325 million transaction. This acquisition paves the way for the mass production and commercialization of humanoid robots.

Hyundai Motor Group is accelerating its humanoid robotics initiatives by creating new divisions to facilitate the deployment of Atlas, a robot developed by its subsidiary Boston Dynamics, across its vehicle production lines.

Kia Corp.'s CEO, Song Ho-sung, revealed plans to integrate Boston Dynamics' Atlas humanoid robots into its U.S. manufacturing facilities starting in 2029.

Hyundai is reportedly developing a new type of humanoid robot specifically for factory applications, distinguishing it from existing models like Boston Dynamics' Atlas.

Boston Dynamics, a robotics company under Hyundai Motor Group, has seen its estimated valuation increase twentyfold to approximately 30 trillion won ($20 billion) in five years, driven by growing investor interest in humanoid robotics.

Hyundai Motor Group’s decadeslong effort to streamline its complex ownership structure could finally gain momentum. The catalyst is not a new SUV, but the company behind the back-flipping humanoid robot Atlas. Boston Dynamics, the auto-to-steel conglomerate’s US robotics unit, will work toward a long-anticipated initial public offering on the Nasdaq this year, according to sources. With a potential listing as early as 2027, the company is expected to select underwriters and file for a preliminar

Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot, Atlas, was trained to replicate goal celebrations of soccer stars like Erling Haaland and Harry Kane, and even helped kick off the second half of a Brazil-Norway match.

Boston Dynamics, a Hyundai Motor Group subsidiary, is utilizing the robotics supply chain in Korea as it prepares for the commercial launch of its Atlas humanoid robot.

Hyundai is reportedly set to purchase SoftBank's remaining stake in robotics firm Boston Dynamics for $325 million, according to newspaper reports.

A roundup of technology news relevant to small businesses includes updates and developments from companies such as Epicor, Google, Microsoft, Boston Dynamics, and the AI model Claude.

Apptronik has hinted at an upcoming robot release and bolstered its executive team with experienced professionals from companies like Waymo, Boston Dynamics, and Amazon.

China's leading humanoid robotics company, Unitree Robotics, is accelerating plans for an initial public offering on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, marking what is widely considered the world's first listing of an advanced humanoid robot manufacturer.

US tech firms, including Boston Dynamics, push for curbs on Chinese robot makers over alleged 'security risks'  Global Times

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