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Boston Dynamics’ chief competition in the humanoid robot space, including Agility, Figure, and Tesla, have primarily opted to build out their AI teams in-house. The Boston Dynamics-TRI deal is especially interesting given that the organizations are run by Hyundai and Toyota — direct competitors in the automotive space.

Boston Dynamics and Toyota Research Institute are partnering to develop TRI's AI technology with Boston Dynamics’ humanoid robot Atlas.

The partnership plans to fuse language-based models and advanced robotics to accelerate AI integration, and eventual integration in production lines.

Boston Dynamics and the Toyota Research Institute want to pool their expertise in order to achieve a universally applicable humanoid robot more quickly.

Boston Dynamics is a leading company in robotics and artificial intelligence (AI), known for pushing the limits of technology. With robots like Spot, Atlas, and Stretch, the company is revolutionizing industries and changing the way we think about robots.

Boston Dynamics and Toyota Research Institute formed a partnership designed to accelerate further development of humanoid robots.

Boston Dynamics and the Toyota Research Institute (TRI) have announced a joint project to bring AI -based robotic intelligence to the electric Atlas humanoid robot. The partnership will leverage TRI's expertise in large behavior models (LBMs), a technology that is similar to the large language models (LLMs) that power platforms like ChatGPT.

Under this partnership, Toyota Research Institute and Hyundai's Boston Dynamics will aim to develop and deploy multi-tasking robots at scale.

Boston Dynamics and Toyota Research Institute (TRI) are teaming up to develop humanoid robots powered by advanced AI.