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  1. RoboticsReach 34

    Atlas can now swap its own battery in under three minutes

    Boston Dynamics' Atlas humanoid robot can now navigate back to a charging station and swap its own depleted battery in less than three minutes. Standard charging takes around 90 minutes for a four-hour runtime, so quick autonomous swaps remove a major bottleneck for running non-stop factory shifts.

  2. IndustryReach 39

    Waymo launches 6th-gen Driver with fewer cameras and lower costs

    Waymo just kicked off fully autonomous operations with its 6th-generation Driver on the Ojai platform. The revamped hardware relies on custom silicon to cut the camera count by more than half, slashes lidar expenses, and boosts perception in harsh winter conditions. Rides are currently limited to employees and their guests, with public access coming soon.

  3. RoboticsReach 43

    Boston Dynamics unveils its all-electric Atlas robot

    Boston Dynamics just introduced an all-electric Atlas humanoid, ditching its iconic hydraulics for custom high-powered electric actuators. The new design is sleeker, lacks exposed cables, and can pull off uncanny 180-degree joint rotations to stand straight up from the floor. Commercial pilot testing kicks off at Hyundai facilities early next year.