Boston Dynamics is teaching its humanoid Atlas robot ever more dynamic movements. Cooperation with the AI company RAI is also helping with this. The cooperation between the robotics company Boston ...

Mobvoi is a brand on the rise. While the company was previously best known for its budget smartwatches, the Ticwatch Atlas is a bona fide outdoor watch that’s plenty rugged and comes in at a ...

Study: Atlas of the plasma proteome in health and disease in 53,026 adults. Image Credit: angellodeco / Shutterstock In a recent study published in the journal Cell, researchers unveiled an ...

A new report says Apple is already exploring the possibility via internal focus groups that are part of an initiative called Project Atlas. According to Bloomberg, Project Atlas involves enlisting ...

Mobvoi is launching its latest smartwatch, the TicWatch Atlas, alongside its first Wear OS 4 update. The TicWatch series continues to put out affordable, if somewhat slow-to-be-updated Android ...

He has the experience to help us expand into additional products and markets, sophisticate our back office team and enhance our analytics to build an industry-leading trade shop," said Atlas ...

A video of the humanoid robot Atlas 2.0 from robotics company Boston Dynamics shows its impressive movement capabilities. It moves more and more like a human and can perform push-ups, for example.

He has just signed with Atlas Artists for representation in all areas to make that dream a reality. Stone would not divulge what this project is, nor would his new rep team elaborate. Suffice to ...

Get some butter melting: Scallop season is here. Scalloping is like an Easter egg hunt in the shallow waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Equipped with snorkeling gear, you float above the seagrass beds ...

Atlas, which is set for a May 24 release on the streaming giant, stars the multi-hyphenate as a government analyst who basically travels to a distant world to defeat a robot. Netflix describes ...

Boston Dynamics unveiled Wednesday a new version of its humanoid robot, “Atlas,” that the company says is “designed for real-world applications.” Like many of its previous announcements ...

What just happened? Boston Dynamics' Atlas, the bipedal robot that we've spent 11 years watching evolve from a bumbling machine into a dancing, parkour-loving humanoid, is being retired.