This four-legged robot learned parkour to better navigate obstacles Latest improvements to ANYmal make it better at navigating rubble and tricky terrain.

Boston Dynamics, the company known for its robotic dogs, now has humanoid robots that can do parkour and synchronized gymnastics moves.

Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot has advanced its parkour skills since we first watched it navigate obstacles like a boss. In a new video from the company, the bipedal robots can be seen jumping up ...

<p>Few people can say they can master parkour, the art of surpassing obstacles by jumping over or bouncing off of them. It looks all very exciting but it’s very difficult. That’s why it’s ...

Watch Robots Do Parkour And Backflips In Stunning Futuristic-Looking Video Boston Dynamics is back with another impressive video showing off its robots doing parkour and backflips.

We've already seen them dance, but now Boston Dynamics humanoid robots do parkour and despite the fact that developers and engineers working on the androids say that "there are details to improve ...

Meet Salto, a UC Berkeley-designed robot that, like a parkour athlete, can string together consecutive vertical jumps. Its developers hope to use the robot in search-and-rescue missions, where it ...

Looks like that Boston Dynamics robot is spending too much time on Instagram watching the kids do the parkour. I think parkour is French for “please stop before you break your ankle.” A new ...

“The robots crash a lot — it’s not like the robot just magically deciding to do parkour,” said Scott Kuindersma, leader of the Atlas Team, in a behind the scenes video.

As the researchers claim, they can do “parkour” all by themselves. Traditionally, teaching robots to navigate the world has been an expensive challenge.

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Remember Atlas, the robot that can run like a person? It can now do a lot more than that ...