The upgraded Handle robot can lift 30-pound boxes to stack pallets with ease.

Robot manufacturer Agility has built a human-like robot called Digit that can load boxes onto a truck — and the company is now selling it for $250,000.

Robots-for-rent is one way some small U.S. factories gain access to automation, reducing turnover and ensuring workers aren’t ...

Handle was designed by Boston Dynamics as a “mobile manipulation robot designed for logistics” as is now trained to stack boxes ...

New video released by Boston Dynamics shows a pair of wheeled, birdlike robots stacking boxes in a warehouse.

Now, in the latest episode of “Robots Got Talent,” a video released by the company features its robot, Handle, stacking boxes in a factory like a champ.

It was clear that this wheeled robot was going to murder all of us before the year was over. It seems those fears were overstated, as a video shows Handle has a new day job... stacking boxes.

The video shows two robots moving cardboard boxes from a pallet onto a conveyor belt. Background: Boston Dynamics’ videos have ranged from the unsettling to the silly, with robots completing ...

The West High School robotics team built a robot designed to stack tote boxes, and it will be taking it to a robotics competition next week.

Boston Dynamics' latest robo-creature may be cuter than its creepy robot dogs, but its potential application could nevertheless make warehouse workers wary.

On a technical side, Boston Dynamics says that Handle can life up to 30-pound boxes (although the video used roughly 12-pound boxes), and can stack pallets up to 4 feet deep and up to 5.5 feet ...