Watch the humanoid robots from Boston Dynamics perform an elaborate dance number in their first video since being bought by Hyundai

When they're not busy pulling trucks and performing gymnastics, the humanoid robots from Boston Dynamics are learning how to dance.

• Boston Dynamics is back with another bizarre video starring its animal-like robots.
• The latest video features an elaborate dance routine featuring its humanoid robot Atlas and its dog-like robot Spot.
• It's the first such video since Boston Dynamics was purchased from Softbank by Hyundai in mid-December. 
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The humanaoid robots from Boston Dynamics are back with another video, but this time the focus isn't agility or power - it's all about how well they can dance.

In a routine that would be at home on "Dancing with the Stars," Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot gets down to The Contours' "Do You Love Me?"

As ever, the impressive video sparked responses far and wide - from the apocalyptic "We're doomed," care of sports broadcaster Rex Chapman, to the absurd, care of Tesla CEO Elon Musk:

—Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 30, 2020

It's the first such video from Boston Dynamics following its acquisition by Hyundai from Softbank in mid-December that valued the robotics company at $1.1 billion.

Boston Dynamics describes the dance routine as a celebration of "the start of what we hope will be a happier year."

Check out the full video right here:

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