Boston DynamicsAtlas
An electric industrial humanoid designed for autonomous material handling and enterprise workflow integration.
- Availability
- Select customers
- Form factor
- Humanoid
- Starting price
- Contact sales
- Announced
- Jan 5, 2026
Publisher Media
Atlas in Action
AtlasBoston Dynamics · primary source ↗Normalized Manufacturer Data
Specifications
| Height | 1.9 m |
| Weight | 90 kg |
| Payload | 30 kg |
| Runtime | 4 hours |
| Version | 2026 product version |
| Primary use | Industrial material handling |
| Availability detail | Boston Dynamics states that 2026 deployments are fully committed, with additional customers to follow. |
| Starting price | Contact sales |
| Degrees of freedom | 56 |
| Maximum speed | Unknown |
| Reach | 2.3 m |
| Battery | Autonomous battery swap; 3-minute swap and 1.5-hour charge stated by the manufacturer |
| Onboard compute | Not disclosed |
| Sensors | tactile fingers and palm, 360-degree camera view |
| Software | Boston Dynamics Orbit, MES integration, WMS integration |
| Safety | human detection, fenceless guarding, IP67, -20 C to 40 C operating range |
| Control modes | autonomous, VR teleoperation, tablet control |
Payload note: Sustained payload; the publisher separately states 50 kg instantaneous and 20 kg one-handed capacity.
Embodied Intelligence
Linked Robotics Models
No Verified Model Link YetNo specific robotics foundation model is tied to this platform in the current primary-source baseline.
Evidence Policy
Specifications are manufacturer-reported unless a field explicitly records a derivation. Missing values stay unknown; they are not estimated from secondary sources.
Observed Aug 29, 2026 · updated Oct 15, 2026
Questions
Boston Dynamics Atlas FAQs
What is the Boston Dynamics Atlas?+
An electric industrial humanoid designed for autonomous material handling and enterprise workflow integration. It is classified as a humanoid platform whose reported primary use is Industrial material handling.
Can I buy the Atlas today?+
Boston Dynamics Atlas is recorded as select customers: Boston Dynamics states that 2026 deployments are fully committed, with additional customers to follow.. Availability can be regional, limited to selected customers, or different from the announcement status.
How much does the Atlas cost?+
The normalized starting-price record is Contact sales. This is the manufacturer's cited price or qualifier, not a delivered-cost estimate, and may exclude options, support, shipping, or regional terms.
What are the Atlas's key physical specifications?+
The current source reports height 1.9 m, weight 90 kg, payload 30 kg, runtime 4 hours, and maximum speed not reported. Unknown values remain unestimated.
What sensors and software does the Atlas use?+
Reported sensors are tactile fingers and palm and 360-degree camera view. Reported software is Boston Dynamics Orbit, MES integration, and WMS integration, and control modes are autonomous, VR teleoperation, and tablet control.
Which AI models work with the Atlas?+
No specific robotics foundation model is tied to Boston Dynamics Atlas in the current primary-source baseline. A general capability claim is not treated as a verified platform integration.
How current are the Atlas specifications?+
The platform record was last verified Aug 29, 2026 from Boston Dynamics's source, “Atlas humanoid robot.” Manufacturer-reported values remain separate from any future independent measurements.
How can I compare the Atlas with other robots?+
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