Are the Boston Dynamics dancing robots real? It is difficult to believe your eyes when you watch the Boston Dynamics robots bust a move — albeit jerkily — in the December 2020 video that made ...

It took almost a year and half of choreography, simulation, programming and upgrades to make Boston Dynamics' dancing robots viral video.

Who had “dancing robots” on their “2020 Predictions” bingo card? If so, feel free to place a chip on the corresponding square. Boston Dynamics—a robotics company who likes to show off ...

The difficult challenge of teaching robots to dance also pushed Boston Dynamics engineers to develop better motion-programming tools that let robots reconcile balance, bouncing and doing a ...

Boston Dynamics has developed a dancing robot team that it has put on display – only the achievement isn’t being celebrated in quite the way that Boston Dynamics probably hoped. Because while ...

The legendary band tweeted their appreciation for the video, which shows robots from the Massachusetts-based company recreating the "Start Me Up" music video.

Boston Dynamics made this robot dance video to the song "Do You Love Me" by the Contours. SAN FRANCISCO -- Here is a little something to put a smile on your face as we near the end of 2020.

Boston Dynamics is sending off 2020 with its most impressive robot video to date – showing off its entire range dancing to the classic song “Do You Love Me?”. The fun video offers the first ...

Need a lift? Watch this incredible video from Boston Dynamics - and then read on for a story that takes a behind-the-scences look at the advances in robot technology that made all these moves ...

Boston Dynamics advertises the robots’ aptitude for tasks like inspecting dangerous regions, carrying objects and automatically collecting data.

The difficult challenge of teaching robots to dance also pushed Boston Dynamics engineers to develop better motion-programming tools that let robots reconcile balance, bouncing and doing a ...

The difficult challenge of teaching robots to dance pushed Boston Dynamics engineers to develop better motion-programming tools.