Boston Power Robot shows men's team dance, the movements are uniform.

CTOnews.com, Oct. 18 (Xinhua)-- Spot, a robotic dog from Boston Dynamics, is back to life again, this time dancing in a male group dance, dancing "Permission to Dance", the hit song of South Korean pop band BTS.

As we all know, Boston Dynamics' robots are very advanced. They can dance, do gymnastics, run, and even perform some daily operations, such as opening the door and lifting objects. In the past few years, these robots have made great progress, and each video performance is more innovative and entertaining than the last.

In the video, these robots show their amazing agility and accuracy, and their movements are uniform, whether they are jumping or walking, and the formation is not deviated at all. At the back of the robot, the words "the greatest moment is yet to come" are written, conveying an optimistic and positive attitude.

In the latest video shared by Boston Dynamics, seven Spot robots dance to "Permission to Dance" sung by BTS, and BTS is also made up of seven members. The video was created in partnership with Hyundai Motor and BTS for their "Yet to Come" concert in Busan, South Korea, a free concert in support of South Korea's bid to host the 2030 World Expo. Hyundai, a South Korean carmaker, bought Boston Power for $1.1 billion last year.

Boston Dynamics is famous for showing videos of its robots doing amazing things, but the company's team is not afraid to show the difficulties and tests they face in creating these videos with advanced robots. Each robot often makes improvements to make the action in each video better.

CTOnews.com learned that Boston Dynamics has had three owners since 2013: Google, Softbank Corp. and Hyundai.