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Search The Robot Report Playter acknowledged that the nature of work will change with humanoid robots, which should take over repetitive or dangerous tasks. They first have to be made reliable and affordable, he said.

“But these robots are not so autonomous that they don’t need to be managed,” noted Playter. “They need to be built. They need to be trained. They need to be serviced.”

Hyundai plans to discuss its AI robotics strategy and show Atlas publicly for the first time at CES in Las Vegas today, and The Robot Reportwill be there to cover it.

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Boston Dynamics shows Atlas humanoid working at Georgia Hyundai plant

By The Robot Report Staff |

Boston Dynamics’ Atlas stands at a Hyundai plant in Georgia. Credit: CBS News

Last night on 60 Minutes, Boston Dynamics Inc. demonstrated how artificial intelligence is enabling its Atlas robot to conduct tasks at new factory of parent company Hyundai Motor Group near Savannah, Ga.

The market for humanoids could reach $38 billion by 2035, predicted Goldman Sachs. As much as $4.6 billion was invested in humanoid developers in 2025, reported Forbes.