The configuration
Atlas uses electric joints for industrial handling. Boston Dynamics describes work at Hyundai and access for selected early adopters. The robot returns to a station and changes its own battery. Its published lifting limits separate a sustained load from a brief maximum.
Atlas product specifications ↗
Hardware and sensors
| Component | Documented specification |
|---|---|
| Actuation | Electric joints. Continuous range of motion is listed. |
| Sensing | Tactile sensing and a 360-degree camera view. |
| Power | Automatic battery replacement at a station. |
| Protection | IP67 rating stated by the manufacturer. |
Atlas product specifications ↗
Control and software access
Material handling uses autonomous control with supervision. Orbit is the stated fleet integration platform. The product page does not detail a public ROS 2 or teleoperation interface.
Atlas product specifications ↗
Price and availability
Selected early-adopter projects are handled through Boston Dynamics. No public fixed price is shown.
Atlas product specifications ↗ · Checked 10 October 2026
Limits and missing information
- The four-hour estimate has no published common workload.
- No public price, SDK entitlement or task success rate is established here.
Official sources
- Atlas product specifications ↗Boston Dynamics · Checked 10 October 2026
Profile history
10 October 2026 · Added this configuration with manufacturer sources and stated evidence limits.
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