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Robotics & Autonomy·October 9, 2026·1 min read

Boston Dynamics gives more insight into its redesigned humanoid hand

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Boston Dynamics talking publicly about Atlas’s new hand is a tell that manipulation, not locomotion, is the current frontier. If you’re scoping humanoid use cases, anchor on what today’s grippers can reliably pick, place, and operate—not on marketing reels of parkour.

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Warehouse robotics startup Ultra raised a $12M seed and a $50M Series A, and expands its deal with Physical Intelligence to supply AI software for its robots

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