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Boston Dynamics Atlas

The all-electric Atlas: a 1.9 m industrial humanoid with 56 degrees of freedom, in pilots with Hyundai.

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Price

Not announced

No price announced

Availability

Not for sale

In early customer pilots, starting with Hyundai. Not on general sale.

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Last checked October 20, 2026 · confirm before you buy

Specs

Height: 1.9 m (6.2 ft)
Weight: 90 kg (198 lb)
Degrees of freedom: 56
Reach: 2.3 m (7.5 ft)
Battery: 4 hours, self-swapping
Payload: 50 kg instantaneous, 30 kg sustained
Protection: IP67
Operating temperature: −20 °C to 40 °C

Specs as published by Boston Dynamics. We list only figures we could source.

See it move

Official video from Boston Dynamics on YouTube. Demos show what the maker wants you to see.

What to know

The electric Atlas replaced Boston Dynamics' famous hydraulic research robot. It is built for industrial jobs like moving parts, machine tending and building orders.

Boston Dynamics says it is starting with a select number of early adopters, beginning with field tests at Hyundai, its parent company. There is no public price.

Good for

Large manufacturers in Boston Dynamics' early-adopter program

Watch out for

Not available to buy
Industrial use only

FAQ

Questions people ask

How much does the Boston Dynamics Atlas cost?

There is no official price for the Boston Dynamics Atlas yet.

When can you buy the Boston Dynamics Atlas?

In early customer pilots, starting with Hyundai. Not on general sale.

How tall is the Boston Dynamics Atlas?

About 190 cm (6 ft 3 in), according to Boston Dynamics.

How long does the Boston Dynamics Atlas's battery last?

4 (self-swapping batteries) hours, according to Boston Dynamics. Real-world runtime depends on what the robot is doing.

Receipts

Sources

Boston Dynamics Atlas page (specs, status)