Boston Dynamics' Atlas shows off full range of motion at CES 2026

Boston Dynamics' Atlas humanoid robot is shown cycling through its full range of motion in a video posted ahead of CES 2026, the consumer electronics show held annually in Las Vegas. The footage, published by Dane Robot Research, shows the electric Atlas moving through deep bends, rotations, and rapid recovery from off-balance positions — the kind of fluid, whole-body movement Boston Dynamics has emphasized since retiring the hydraulic version of the robot.

The clip is a reminder of how quickly the humanoid robot category is shifting from research demo to commercial pitch. Atlas, alongside competing platforms from other manufacturers, is increasingly positioned for warehouse, logistics, and industrial tasks rather than lab showcases alone, and CES has become one of the venues where that pitch gets tested in front of a public and press audience.

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Sources: Dane Robot Research — original video, via YouTube.