🤖️From the clumsy #BigDog developed in 2005, all the way to the iterations of #Atlas and #Spot that can even dance together, this is the evolution of Boston Dynamic’s robots. The revolutionary Spot 2.0, now powered by #OpenAI's #GPT-4, can understand and respond to natural language commands. This exciting development opens new possibilities for human-robot interaction and has potential applications in various industries, including security and elderly care. | Tech It Out with Yang Zhao

Boston Dynamics showcased Atlas at CES 2026, where the humanoid robot moved its body and three-fingered grippers with striking fluidity, hinting it may soon be ready for real-world work. #robotics #technology #technews #ces #ces2026 | Digital Trends

Boston Dynamics has released a new video of its quadruped robot Spot performing a series of impressive backflips. The video highlights Spot’s progress with reinforcement learning, which improves its ability to balance, recover from falls, and adapt to real-world environments. The performance was designed using Boston Dynamics’ Choreographer software, which breaks each routine into thousands of precise commands that coordinate balance, timing, and movement. | The Rundown