Boston Dynamics has unveiled the all-electric, production-ready version of its Atlas robot, which replaces the hydraulic model retired in 2024.Standing 6.2 feet tall with 56 degrees of freedom, the unit is capable of handling 110-pound payloads.The robot is designed for high-uptime industrial use, featuring an IP67 rating for harsh conditions, efficient motors, and modular limbs that can be swapped in minutes.

Hyundai Motor Group's Boston Dynamics has released a new video about its humanoid robot, Atlas.In this video, you can see dynamic movements, which also perform high-level mechanical gymnastics.It shows movements such as standing on a handstand while balancing with a narrow palm, and rotating the legs in front of the head.What do you think about this?