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Boston Dynamics details Atlas live debut at FIFA World Cup 2026 with program manager interview

Boston Dynamics said it detailed Atlas' live debut at the FIFA World Cup 2026 with an interview featuring senior program manager Seth Davis. The company posted on X on July 15 that it caught up with Davis to learn how the demonstration came together and what it takes to succeed in the field and on the pitch. A link to the full interview was included in the post. The company described the debut as groundbreaking. The post did not specify the date of the live debut. Boston Dynamics did not immediately respond to a request for additional details.
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