All New Atlas | Boston Dynamics “Til we meet again, Atlas,” was the closing message on Boston Dynamics’ video on Tuesday that announced the retirement of the hydraulic-powered version of its remarkabl
e bipedal robot.
It says the new version of Atlas is stronger, more dexterous, and more agile, and “able to move in ways that exceed human capabilities.” The company also confirmed plans to commercialize the robot in a similar way to how it has sent its dog-like Spot robot into the workplace.
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