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Atlas (electric)

A commercial humanoid moving from lab legend to first production units.

by Boston Dynamics · United States

The all-electric Atlas is Boston Dynamics' commercial humanoid, backed by Hyundai and moving toward first production/deployment. It carries strong engineering credibility and manufacturing backing, but as a productized worker it is early: initial units and pilots rather than a proven fleet. A high-pedigree platform whose economic case still has to be demonstrated on a real line.

$120k–$200k est.
Est. price
25 kg
Payload
production
Status
humanoid
Category

Specifications

Spec evidence: manufacturer reported

Height
150 cm
Weight
89 kg
Payload
25 kg
Degrees of freedom
Speed
1.5 m/s
Runtime
4 h
Mobility
Bipedal walking (high range-of-motion joints)
End effectors
Configurable grippers/hands
Charging
Onboard battery
Environment
Indoor industrial environments

Economics estimates

Purchase price$120k–$200k est.  analyst estimate
As-a-ServiceNo standard published rate.
Est. integration$40,000  analyst estimate
Est. annual maintenance$16,000  analyst estimate
Est. annual energy$900  analyst estimate
Assumed useful life5 yrs

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Documented deployments

Hyundai Motor Group (backer / intended user)demonstrated unverified
Automotive manufacturing · United States / South Korea

Reported to be shipping first commercial units; broad throughput data not yet published.

Task: Intended manufacturing use cases · Units: First production units (reported) · Supervision: Supervised

Source: Boston Dynamics / trade press (2026)

Evidence & sources

ClaimEvidenceVerificationRef
The electric Atlas is moving into first commercial production/shipment, backed by Hyundai.demonstrated unverifiedreported; fleet outcomes not yet publishedsource