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Boston Dynamics shares details on redesigned humanoid hand for Atlas

Original titleBoston Dynamics gives more insight into its redesigned humanoid hand

Outlet: The Robot Report
Published: Oct 10, 2026
Importance: 3/5

Summary

Alberto Rodriguez, director of robot behavior for Atlas at Boston Dynamics, discussed the humanoid's newly redesigned hand, aimed at improving the robot's manipulation capabilities.

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The Robot Report spoke with Alberto Rodriguez, the director of robot behavior for Atlas at Boston Dynamics, about the humanoid's new hand. The post Boston Dynamics gives more insight into its redesigned humanoid hand appeared first on The Robot Report.

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