Boston Dynamics · Industrial humanoid
Boston Dynamics Atlas
Rugged electric humanoid for industrial material handling
Prix d'achat Price on request
- Payload
- 30 kg sustained; 50 kg peak
- Reach
- Up to 2.3 m
- Runtime
- 4 h, self-swapping batteries
- Degrees of freedom
- 56
- Protection
- IP67, approx. -20 to 40 °C
- Best for
- Industrial material handling
De près
Atlas is Boston Dynamics' fully electric humanoid, unveiled as an enterprise product in January 2026. It stands about 1.9 m tall, weighs 90 kg and has 56 degrees of freedom with joints that rotate continuously, giving a reach of up to 2.3 m. It carries 30 kg sustained (50 kg briefly), is IP67-rated, and swaps its own batteries to keep working. Orbit connects it to MES and WMS systems. Early deployments went to selected partners such as Hyundai and Google DeepMind, with more customers planned from 2027.
Fonctionnalités clés
Built for industry
Enterprise humanoid designed for autonomous material handling.
Heavy carry
30 kg sustained and 50 kg peak, or 20 kg in one hand.
Swaps its own battery
About four hours per battery, then swaps itself for near-continuous work.
56 DOF, 2.3 m reach
Continuously rotating joints allow movements beyond human range.
Rugged
IP67 rated and works from roughly -20 °C to 40 °C.
Orbit
Links robot work and fleet data to MES, WMS and enterprise systems.
Est-il fait pour vous ?
Idéal si
- Large enterprises automating demanding material handling
- Part sequencing, machine tending and order building
- Sites needing a rugged, high-payload humanoid
- Teams able to support a selected-customer deployment with integration and validation
Moins adapté si
- Buyers wanting a public price and immediate delivery
- Home, education or low-cost research use
- Small businesses without integration resources
Utilisations
Caractéristiques
- Robot type
- Humanoid robot
- Main purpose
- Industrial material handling
- Operating environment
- Industrial sites
- Availability
- Selected enterprise customers; 2026 production committed, more customers from 2027
- Payload
- 30 kg sustained; 50 kg instantaneous; 20 kg one-handed
- Reach
- Up to 2.3 m
- Degrees of freedom
- 56, continuous joint rotation
- Mobility
- Bipedal
- Manipulation
- Dexterous hands with tactile fingers and palms
- Runtime
- 4 h; about 2 h with heavy lifting
- Battery / power
- Electric, self-swappable batteries
- Navigation / control
- Autonomous; VR and tablet teleoperation
- Sensors
- 360° vision, tactile sensing
- Height
- Approx. 1.9 m
- Weight
- Approx. 90 kg
- Ingress protection
- IP67
- Operating temperature
- Approx. -20 °C to 40 °C
- Fleet software
- Orbit (MES / WMS integration)
- Max speed
- Not published
Tarifs
Questions
How much does Atlas cost?
Boston Dynamics doesn't publish a price. Atlas is supplied through selected enterprise deployments, priced by fleet size, application, software, integration and support.
Can I get one now?
Not yet for most buyers: 2026 production is committed to partners such as Hyundai and Google DeepMind, with more customers planned from 2027. Ask us to register interest.
Is this the hydraulic Atlas from the videos?
No. The hydraulic research robot was retired in 2024. The current Atlas is fully electric, and its product version was unveiled in January 2026.
How does battery swapping work?
Atlas walks to a swap station and changes its own battery, so it can keep working with only short breaks. Sites need the station and spare batteries.
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