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Atlas

Early adopter program · Limited early adopter access

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Decision summary
52Reality ScoreEvidence-weighted, not a promise
How Reality Score works
Record strength
E4 CUSTOMER PILOTCustomer pilot
Availability
Select customers; contact manufacturer
Evidence sources
2

Last reviewed 8/28/2026. The score reflects the strength of the available record, not guaranteed task performance.

An industrial humanoid platform aimed at material handling in workspaces designed for people. Public evidence supports product capability claims and a named Hyundai field-testing milestone, but not broad production availability.

Reality Score breakdown

What informs the assessment

Autonomy (20%)
45/100
Task capability (20%)
72/100
Manipulation (15%)
68/100
Reliability (10%)
45/100
Deployment maturity (15%)
42/100
Commercial readiness (10%)
42/100
Evidence strength (10%)
35/100

Weak evidence can limit the maximum score. See the exact caps.

Current version

Electric Atlas

Current enterprise design

height
1.9 m
weight
90 kg
runtime Hours
4
degrees Of Freedom
56
instant Payload Kg
50
ingress Protection
IP67
sustained Payload Kg
30
Best fit

Where the record supports a match

What isn’t proven yet

Limitations & unknowns

Documented deployments

Where the robot appears in the field record

Hyundaipilot

Real-world sequencing tasks · Unknown · Manufacturer-described pilot

Boston Dynamics describes field testing; output and duration are unknown.

Autonomy Supervised AutonomySupervision UnknownEvidence E4 CUSTOMER PILOTCustomer pilot
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Sources

Evidence behind this record

Evidence in motion

Proof Videos

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PROTOTYPE / LAB DEMOE2 CONTROLLED DEMO

Atlas Goes Hands On

Autonomous parts sequencing · Boston Dynamics

10/30/2024

What this proves

Atlas is demonstrated autonomously moving engine covers between containers and a sequencing dolly, reacting online to environmental changes and action failures.

What this does NOT prove

The controlled demonstration does not establish sustained customer deployment, production throughput, or commercial economics.