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Hyundai buys Boston Dynamics, Atlas humanoid to be used at vehicle plant by 2028

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Hyundai Motor Group is acquiring SoftBank's remaining 9.65% stake in Boston Dynamics for $325 million, giving Hyundai full ownership of the robotics company. The acquisition is expected to be approved on June 22, marking the completion of SoftBank's exit from Boston Dynamics.

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    Hyundai buys Boston Dynamics, Atlas humanoid to be used at vehicle plant by 2028

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Hacker News · startupfortune.com

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  • Praise: Humanoid robots like Atlas could adapt to new manufacturing processes, offering flexibility that traditional robots lack, which is crucial for evolving production needs.
  • Praise: The integration of humanoid robots in spaces designed for human interaction, such as car interiors, highlights their potential to enhance automation in the automotive industry.
  • Concern: Using humanoid robots in manufacturing may lead to suboptimal outcomes, as their human-like form is not necessarily suited for efficiency in industrial tasks.
  • Concern: Boston Dynamics has struggled to deliver practical products, with their most notable success being a toy, raising concerns about their viability in serious applications.