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Boston Dynamics Opens Robotics Metaplant Application Center to Train Humanoid Robots for Manufacturing Tasks
Multiple Atlas robots complete tasks in the RMAC training center
BOSTON/SAVANNAH, Sept 21, 2026 – Boston Dynamics today announced the next chapter in its robotics and AI strategy with the launch of the Robotics Metaplant Application Center (RMAC) at Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America (HMGMA). The opening follows Boston Dynamics’ unveiling of Atlas during the HMG Media Day presentation at CES 2026. About Boston Dynamics
Boston Dynamics is the global leader in AI-enabled mobile robots that tackle the toughest industrial and safety challenges. Our robots are equipped with advanced mobility, dexterity and intelligence, enabling automation in unstructured, unsafe or hard-to-traverse spaces. We have three robots in our portfolio: Spot®, a quadruped that conducts industrial inspections, manages facility performance data and keeps people out of harm’s way; Stretch®, a box-moving robot for logistics and retail customers; and Atlas®, our electric humanoid platform currently in development. For more information on our company and our technologies, please visit www.bostondynamics.com.
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Published September 22, 2026
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