What are the specs of the Atlas (Electric)?

The Atlas (Electric) is a multi robot. Height: 5'0" (152 cm). Weight: 89 kg. 28 degrees of freedom.

Is the Atlas (Electric) commercially available?

The Atlas (Electric) by Boston Dynamics is currently in pilot status.

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Atlas (Electric)

Made by Boston Dynamics 🇺🇸 Waltham, USA

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Height5'0" (152 cm)

Weight89 kg

Max Speed2.5 m/s

Degrees of Freedom28

Payload Capacity25 kg

Capability Assessment

6.5/ 10

ReadinessModerate

DexterityModerate

MobilityModerate

AutonomyHigh

PayloadHigh

EnduranceData pending

6.5/ 10

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Specifications

Height	5'0" (152 cm)
Weight	89 kg
Max Speed	2.5 m/s
Degrees of Freedom	28
Payload Capacity	25 kg
Gait Type	Bipedal
Sensors	LiDAR, stereo vision, IMU, force-torque
Motor Type	Electric

Specs vs Field Average

How Atlas (Electric) compares to the average across all indexed robots (normalized 0-10 scale)

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About Atlas (Electric)

Atlas Electric is Boston Dynamics' fully electric humanoid robot, replacing the hydraulic Atlas platform that defined advanced robotics research for over a decade. Standing 152 cm tall and weighing 89 kg, it is more compact than its predecessor but significantly more capable. Atlas Electric features 28 degrees of freedom, a 25 kg payload capacity, and moves at 2.5 m/s. The robot's joint design allows movements that exceed human range of motion, including 360-degree head rotation and unusual limb configurations. Boston Dynamics, a Hyundai subsidiary, is positioning Atlas Electric for real-world commercial deployment in automotive manufacturing and logistics. The platform uses advanced perception and AI planning systems. Unlike many competitors, Boston Dynamics has decades of locomotion research underpinning Atlas, giving it an edge in robust dynamic movement and recovery from disturbances.