Boston Dynamics

Atlas, Boston Dynamics enterprise humanoid robot, is built for real-world industrial work, material handling, and intelligent automation.

Orbit connects users to robot fleets for fleet management and analysis, and enables facility data collection and review from anywhere.

The company builds robots for real-world use, including tough work and human-purposed environments.

Spot mobile robot solutions help organizations monitor and operate sites and can improve team safety and efficiency.

The Boston Dynamics blog covers robotics trends and other industry insights.

At Boston Dynamics, robot crashes are part of the process. Failures highlight what's not working and offer an opportunity for improvement.

Boston Dynamics trains Atlas from human demonstrations, using athletes’ physical performances as a benchmark.

Perception and adaptability enable Atlas to perform varied, high-energy behaviors such as parkour. The company describes how it develops these behaviors.

Boston Dynamics seeks team members interested in robotics.

Boston Dynamics develops and deploys robots for industry challenges.

Boston Dynamics’ legacy robots have contributed to milestones in applied robotics.

The company’s sales team helps customers identify an implementation for their needs.

Boston Dynamics builds practical robots to address automation challenges.

Boston Dynamics’ privacy policy explains how and why it collects, stores, uses, and shares information.

Boston Dynamics says it is committed to security and privacy in robotics applications involving Spot.

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GeekWire’s weekly roundup lists its most-read technology and startup stories for the week of Oct. 4, 2026. Coverage includes Amazon job cuts affecting hundreds of retail-unit employees, the Labor Department’s suspension of Microsoft from a program for foreign workers seeking permanent U.S. residency, and Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson’s new economic task force. Other stories feature Amazon’s hiring of Microsoft veteran Pedram Rezaei and The SWELL, a Seattle hub for women founders that has signed up 53 members.

Oct 2026GeekWireNews article

Boston Dynamics names former Amazon senior vice president Rohit Prasad CEO, while Microsoft corporate vice president Ravi Vedula leaves after 26 years. Qualtrics appoints Mike Potter CTO, Fred Hutch Cancer Center names Shawn Stapleton its chief AI and innovation officer, and Overland AI hires Jon Abramovic to lead international growth. The roundup also reports Noosphere Labs’ leadership team and executive appointments at Earth Finance, Tenable, Amazon and WTIA.

Oct 2026GeekWireNews article

Boston Dynamics appoints former Amazon executive Rohit Prasad as chief executive to guide the Hyundai-controlled robotics company’s innovation and commercialization efforts. The company develops robotic systems for industrial and other real-world environments, while Hyundai plans to deploy its Atlas robot at a Georgia plant starting in 2028 and build capacity to produce as many as 30,000 humanoids annually.

Oct 2026Bloomberg TechNews article

Hyundai acquired SoftBank’s remaining stake in Boston Dynamics for $325 million, giving Hyundai full control of the robotics company. The deal marks SoftBank’s exit from Boston Dynamics.

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