Boston Dynamics Atlas — specifications, versions and availability
Atlas is Boston Dynamics’ electric humanoid for industrial material handling. Installation is planned with the manufacturer.
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Atlas in a workshop. This photo shows the 2026 product version.
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What changed
Monitoring started on 9 September 2026. Future changes will appear here after editorial review.
A closer look
Understand the robot in images
Open a view to inspect it. Captions distinguish equipment, variants and demonstrations.
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Battery and operational continuity
The manufacturer collage shows the standing robot and a rear detail, accompanying its description of autonomous battery swapping.
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Supervision with Orbit
Orbit interface screenshot: positions, missions and progress appear together in a site view. Fleet software is part of deployment planning.
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Information from the sources below, checked on 10 September 2026. We have not tested this robot.
Preparing an Atlas installation
The robot is only part of the installation. Describe the parts to handle, workstations and connections to factory software. This allows Boston Dynamics to assess the project and specify the support required.
Availability
- Atlas is offered through selected industrial projects. Contact Boston Dynamics about deployment opportunities and timing.
Before ordering
- Which parts must be handled, at what rate and between which stations?
- What integration work and support are included?
Things to know
- Advertised performance varies with equipment and operating conditions.
- Before using it unattended, check which tasks the robot can actually complete on its own.
Warranty and repairs
Who provides after-sales service?
Check with the sellerBefore ordering, ask who will repair the robot, where parts should be sent and how long repairs take. Clarify the warranty and available training.