Foreign Media Ratings Hyundai Motor Atlas "Most Advanced Humanoid"

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As Hyundai Motor Group's robot-specialized affiliate Boston Dynamics recently unveiled its humanoid robot "Atlas" at the world's largest IT and home appliance fair "CES 2026, the global market's response is also hot. Based on foreign media, Hyundai Motor Group's physical AI (artificial intelligence) vision and robot technology competitiveness are continuing to receive favorable reviews.

According to Hyundai Motor Group on the 18th, the U.S. AP, one of the world's largest news agencies, spotlighted Atlas. Referring to Boston Dynamics' first introduction of Atlas at CES, he said, "Hyundai Motor Group has accelerated its competition to create robots that look like humans and work instead of humans," adding, "It is difficult for leading robot manufacturers to publicly demonstrate humanoid robots for fear of mistakes, but Atlas' demonstration was excellent without any mistakes or deficiencies."

In an article introducing major robots from CES 2026, the Guardian, a British daily newspaper, mentioned Atlas' water resistance and automatic battery replacement function, saying, "This year is BostonAtlas, which has been tested for a long time by Inamix, will be reborn as a sophisticated product," he stressed.

French news channel Euronews said, "We have proven that Atlas is no longer a prototype," adding, "Hyundai Motor Group will lay the foundation for a human-robot collaboration environment by reducing human physical work and reducing the physical burden through Atlas."

It has poured out articles related to overseas automobile and technology guidance. In an article titled "Hyundai Motor's Next-Generation Mobility (Mobility) Revolution Is Not a Automobile," the U.S. automotive media Auto Week said, "It promotes collaboration between robots and humans and is Boston.""We have decided to integrate Inamix into the global manufacturing ecosystem," he said. "We believe that the core of next-generation technology lies in robots, not electric vehicles or autonomous driving."

"Atlas is one of the most advanced humanoid robots in the world," said a media tech radar specializing in British tech. "If it is put into the manufacturing field, it will act as a human colleague." American digital media Masable added, "We are looking forward to Atlas robots being able to perform various tasks at home someday."

The U.S. IT media Verge noted that Atlas is a model that will compete with Tesla's humanoid Optimus. "Hyundai Motor Group predicted that robots will play an increasingly important role in the factory," the media said. "We wanted to prove that Atlas is more advanced and capable of performing tasks than competitors such as Tesla Optimus."

"Hyundai Motor Group is not just appreciating robots, but putting them into actual factory sites," said Interresting Engineering, a Turkish tech magazine. "It has become a venue to discuss how to expand automation (in the future)."

Robot Start, a Japanese robot magazine, predicted, "The robot ecosystem that Hyundai Motor Group wants to go to will enable mass production and social implementation of AI robots, securing leadership not only in terms of technology but also in terms of business."

Meanwhile, Atlas received the 'Best Robot Award' at the 'Best of CES 2026' selected by global IT media CNET at the CES site on the 8th (local time). CNET explained that it has proven Hyundai Motor Group's human-centered AI robotics vision through next-generation robots that appreciate key factors such as natural, near-human walking ability and sophisticated design and collaborate with humans.

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