Boston Dynamics shared video of its 5-foot humanlike robot Atlas completing an obstacle course with mobility and intelligence.

Boston Dynamics released two new videos, including one that shows the Atlas humanoid robot going for a run and one showing a roaming SpotMini.

Boston Dynamics released two new videos on YouTube showing their robots running and jumping, as well as navigate routes without any help from humans.

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Boston Dynamics continues to make robots better able to track down humans during the robot apocalypse.

After almost 10 years of often-jaw-dropping achievements, Boston Dynamics has said farewell to Atlas, the world’s most dynamic – and groundbreaking – humanoid robot.

Boston Dynamics continues to make robots better able to track down humans during the robot apocalypse.

The robot is seen running through a course and navigating stairs. Boston Dynamics said the robot is manually driven through the space to build a map using visual data from front-facing camera.

Boston Dynamics has a new video of its impressive quadruped robot SpotMini. This time, it’s dancing to “Uptown Funk,” complete with the best robotic Running Man you’ll ever see.

A buzzy new clip from Boston Dynamics has both: The Google-owned robotics company released a YouTube video of "Spot," a four-legged robot that can navigate rough terrain and office cubicles alike.