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To achieve this, Boston Dynamics is partnering with Google DeepMind. This collaboration is founded on a powerful idea that a general purpose brain is most powerful when combined with a highly capable generalist body. By combining Boston Dynamics’ humanoid robots with Google DeepMind’s leading Gemini robotics AI foundation models, we aim to create new opportunities for AI Robotics beyond manufacturing to a much larger set of complex, real-work tasks.
This will pave the way for the successful large-scale deployment of robots as trusted and helpful partners to people. Carrying heavy objects that were once the duties of humans is just one example of its promise and potential. Aside from relieving humans of physically demanding or repetitive tasks, it can learn and adapt in its role as a workplace partner, becoming a trusted and dependable robotics colleague. This is our approach to human-centered AI Robotics: robots working for and with people as support.
This vision is becoming a reality through the development of the Atlas product, with plans to integrate them into the manufacturing system of HMG, which has an annual automotive sales target of 9.8 million units by 2030. Robotics
CES 2026: Hyundai Motor Group leverages Group capabilities to lead the AI Robotics industry
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At CES 2026, Hyundai Motor Group announced our commitment to building a Group Value Network for human-centered AI Robotics, bringing together the Group’s collective capabilities. Under our theme ‘Partnering Human Progress’, we outline our tangible plans to accelerate commercialization of human-centered AI Robotics—amplifying human potential and empowering people in both work and everyday life.
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Published January 15, 2026
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