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- 1Atlas Entertainment and Culture Genesis Sign Content Development DealโAtlas Entertainment and Culture Genesis Strike Creator Content Development Pact for TV, Film and Short Form
Atlas Entertainment and Culture Genesis have struck a development partnership to create content spanning television, film and short-form projects built around creator talent. The pact aims to bring digital creators into traditional and streaming entertainment, reflecting the industry's wider push to turn online audiences into film and TV franchises and pipeline original stories across multiple formats.
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Boston Dynamics has shown its humanoid robot Atlas with new hands, in a demonstration drawing massive attention online. The hands add fine manipulation on top of the robot's known ability to walk, run and lift objects, moving the machine closer to real industrial and warehouse tasks. Viewers are reacting to how quickly the company is advancing Atlas's dexterity, with many calling the latest update a significant step toward practical humanoid robots.
- 3Boston Dynamics equips Atlas humanoid with new four-finger handโBoston Dynamics gives Atlas humanoid new four-finger hand for complex industrial tasks
Boston Dynamics has unveiled a new four-fingered hand for its Atlas humanoid robot, designed to let the machine handle complex industrial tasks with greater dexterity. The upgrade marks a step toward deploying humanoids in real factory and warehouse work, and robotics watchers are weighing what it means for the race to automate physically demanding jobs.
- 4Boston Dynamics unveils humanoid hand without a pinkieโBoston Dynamics drops pinkie on new humanoid hand
Boston Dynamics has revealed a new humanoid robotic hand designed with only four fingers, omitting the pinkie. The company, known for its Atlas and Spot robots, is iterating on dexterous manipulation hardware as the robotics race intensifies. Observers are debating whether the simplification trades fine-grained grip versatility for cost, durability, or design simplicity in humanoid platforms.
- 5Boston Dynamics' Atlas Robot Shows Human-Like Tool HandlingโAtlas Robot Demonstrates Human-Like Tool Handling
Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot Atlas has been shown handling tools in a way that closely mimics human movement, according to reports including Korea's Chosun Ilbo. The demonstration highlights advances in robotic dexterity, with observers noting how the machine manipulates objects with human-like precision. The clip is drawing wide attention to the rapid progress of robotics.
- 6ATLAS collaboration reports new results on nuclear structureโATLAS gets an edge on nuclear structure
The ATLAS experiment at CERN has announced new findings described as giving researchers an edge on nuclear structure. The result is presented as an advance in understanding how protons and neutrons behave inside atomic nuclei when probed at high energies. Details of the measurement and its implications are still limited in the initial announcement.
- 7ATLAS Extends PowerOS Architecture Toward Humanoid RobotsโFrom Smartphones to Robots: ATLAS Extends PowerOS Architecture Toward Future Humanoid and Service-Robot Applications
ATLAS has announced an extension of its PowerOS architecture, moving the software stack beyond smartphones toward future humanoid and service-robot applications. The announcement, carried across multiple news outlets, signals the company's ambition to make PowerOS a foundation for robotics, adapting an operating system design proven in mobile devices for machines that interact physically with people and environments.