Autonomous battery swap
The robot navigates to a charging station and swaps its own battery, which takes about three minutes according to the sales sheet. [3]
Price & availability
Pilot deployments only
Current dataset status: Pilot.
No public price or order page. Boston Dynamics is starting with select early adopters; use the Contact Sales link. [1]
Product overview
Atlas is Boston Dynamics' fully electric humanoid for industrial work. The production version was revealed on 5 January 2026 at CES in Las Vegas, during Hyundai's global media day. It succeeds the hydraulic Atlas.
Boston Dynamics' sales sheet lists 1.9 m height, 90 kg weight, 56 degrees of freedom and about four hours of battery life. The robot can navigate to a charging station and swap its own battery in about three minutes. The sheet gives an instant lift of 50 kg and 30 kg sustained.
The company says it will start with a select number of early adopters and wants to hear from prospective customers now. Its product page routes buyers to a Contact Sales link, and no public price or order page is listed. The robot is not yet available for general purchase.
βWe will be starting with a select number of early adopters, but we want to hear from you now.β
Capabilities
The robot navigates to a charging station and swaps its own battery, which takes about three minutes according to the sales sheet. [3]
The sales sheet gives 50 kg as instant weight capacity, 30 kg sustained and 20 kg one-handed. [3]
Tactile sensing is listed in the fingers and palm, and the sensor suite includes a 360-degree camera view. [1][3]
Hardware profile
Quick answers
Boston Dynamics Atlas is available through an official sales inquiry rather than a public checkout page. [1]
Boston Dynamics Atlas is 190 cm tall and weighs 90 kg (198 lb). [1][3]
The stated runtime is 4 hours per charge; Battery life; 2 hours with heavy lifting. [1][3]
The listed payload is 50 kg; Instant weight capacity. Sustained 30 kg; one-handed 20 kg (sales sheet). [1][3]
Boston Dynamics Atlas has 56 listed degrees of freedom; Total DoF as stated on the sales sheet; hand DoF is not broken out. [1][3]
Boston Dynamics Atlas is made by Boston Dynamics, based in United States. [1]
Boston Dynamics Atlas (hydraulic) is its predecessor. [1]
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