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Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot is undergoing field testing at Hyundai's factory near Savannah, Georgia. Atlas is autonomously working in the parts warehouse, sorting components for the assembly line without human assistance. Mario Bollini The Atlas product lead stated that BD will release a new version of Atlas at CES 2026.

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@mario_bollini I believe @BostonDynamics should be independent and publicly traded. What do you think?

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@mario_bollini Cool to see Atlas working in a real factory environment.

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Bubu David8 ay önce

@mario_bollini Still years behind EngineAI and other Chinese startups.

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@mario_bollini HOLY FELL OFF LMAO

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@mario_bollini 🤔 using robots with AI to build EV cars

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@mario_bollini The shift isn’t coming — it’s already here. Robots aren’t demos anymore. They’re clocking in, sorting parts, and running factories. The real question now: What do humans choose to do with the leverage this creates?

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@mario_bollini Love Atlas! Love the midsection rotation🦾🔥

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@mario_bollini Wow, Atlas is redefining industrial automation! 🤖 Love seeing how BD is pushing the boundaries of robotics and transforming manufacturing workflows. Can't wait to see how this tech evolves. 🚀

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@mario_bollini robots are designed to augment human capabilities, not replace them

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@mario_bollini this is the kind of news that i always anticipate about robots, when they start actually doing real work

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