A seven-member group of Spot robots is taking on BTS with a short dance performance of the K-pop supergroup's 2020 song, “IONIQ: I’m On It.” Behind the video: The dance routine, cleverly titled ...

Boston Dynamics' "Spot" robot dog is busting out its dance skills on a new showcase, with the famed autonomous mechanical creature presenting its capabilities to the South Korean pop group, BTS, hit ...

Now, following up on a New Year’s video of its monstrosities shuffling along to “Do You Love Me” in an affront to both good taste and the natural order, Boston Dynamics has let its dog-like Spot model ...

It all started with Gran Turismo. From those early PlayStation days, Sean was drawn to anything with four wheels. Prior to joining the Roadshow team, he was a freelance contributor for Motor Authority ...

Hyundai has welcomed Boston Dynamics into the fold, though while the robot dogs may be able to keep up with superband BTS' dance moves it's all still a little creepy. The South Korean automaker inked ...

Boston Dynamics' robots can boogie. We've seen Spot and Atlas strut their stuff many times, with some videos of them in action becoming viral hits. A collaboration with K-pop phenomenon BTS should be ...

BOSTON (CBS) -- We've seen "Spot" dance. . . but never like this. A new video from Boston Dynamics shows seven of its dog robots dancing to a song - perfectly in sync- by the K-pop group BTS. Spot ...

BTS and Boston Dynamics' robots, Spot and Atlas, danced to BTS' 2020 song "IONIQ: I'm On It." In the viral video, fans can see Spot's smooth dance moves that impressed BTS themselves. A second video ...

And while Spot’s smooth dance moves might bring a frisson of worry to any K-pop fans thinking that K-pop boy-bands might be the next industry that Boston Dynamics is targeting for its robots to ...

You’ve seen the vaguely terrifying Boston Dynamics robots climb stairs, open doors, and march in formation while pulling a box truck. Now the four-legged robots are on the dance floor and grooving ...

BTS released “Butter” on May 21, and the English-language single has spent eight non-consecutive weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. The song was written by Rob Grimaldi, Stephen Kirk, Ron Perry, ...