The World Cup has seen superstars, pitch invaders, heartbreak and joy across its 96 years — and, on Sunday, ​it got a robot.

A humanoid robot named Atlas, built by Boston Dynamics and owned by Hyundai, delivered the World Cup match ball to the ...

China's Tsinghua University team retained the RoboCup 2026 Humanoid League title with AI-powered robots showcasing autonomous ...

Hyundai Motor Company integrated Atlas, Boston Dynamics' advanced humanoid robot, at halftime during the Round of 16 match ...

Attempts to build a robotic footballer have so far not been a success, but Atlas appears to be pretty good with a ball at its ...

Hyundai's Atlas humanoid robot made its most high profile appearance yet at the World Cup. Credit: Hyundai At CES earlier ...

Meet Atlas, the 5-foot tall humanoid robot that delivered the World Cup match ball, has 56 points of movement on its body, ...

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A Booster T1 humanoid bot was filmed kicking a ball so hard it put a dent in a wall. Jam Press See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google He turned it into a ...

He turned it into a wrecking ball. The World Cup competitors better enjoy the spotlight while it lasts — robo-players could soon give them the boot. Video captured the moment a state-of-the-art soccer ...

In many ways, the FIFA World Cup 2026 will be one of a kind. From the biggest participation pool in the competition’s history to three host countries, the 39-day tournament hopes to be the grandest ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Crazy Robot Ball Step into the thrilling world of Crazy Robot Ball, the ultimate turn-based football showdown. Take command of a team of high-tech robots, ...