Spot | Boston Dynamics
Extensive testing in the lab and field has created a robot that you can trust to work day-in and day-out. Spot can operate without interventions — autonomously charging, dynamically replanning around new obstacles, and self-righting if it falls.
The Truth About Boston Dynamics’ Robot Dog
You might think you already know Spot, the robot dog from Boston Dynamics. Maybe you saw a viral video of it opening a door, or dragging a truck, or dancing. But now, this robot has hit a HUGE milestone…. Spot got a job!
Home | Boston Dynamics
Redefining robotics: Atlas & innovation. With innovation at our core, we’re pushing the limits of mobility, dexterity, and intelligence with our next generation robots. Step into our lab and explore our state-of-the-art hardware and advanced control systems with Atlas. See Atlas in Action.
Spot Arm | Boston Dynamics
The Spot Arm provides researchers and developers with another dimension for innovation. Offering precise repeatable actions out of the box, this mobile robot arm, literally and figuratively, opens doors to new research applications. Learn More.
Doing More with Spot - Boston Dynamics
Boston Dynamics continues to add new features and capabilities to the Spot platform. Our latest improvements include hardware upgrades and an expanded payload ecosystem. In addition to Spot’s revolutionary mobility, one of its most important attributes is that the robot is designed as a scalable platform that is constantly evolving and ...
About the Spot Robot - Boston Dynamics
Spot is a quadruped (four-legged) robot capable of mobility on a variety of terrains. Spot uses multiple sensors and three motors in each leg to navigate indoor and outdoor environments, maintain balance, and attain postures.
About - Boston Dynamics
Spot, our quadruped robot, is unlocking digital transformation for hundreds of customers. Stretch, a versatile case handling robot, is automating back-breaking warehouse tasks. And Atlas, the world's most dynamic humanoid robot, is taking the first steps toward a commercial mobile manipulation robot. 1992.
Spot to the Rescue - Boston Dynamics
Dutch police are using Spot to assist with drug lab investigations, and the robot can be equipped with integrated sensors for chemical, biological, radiological, or explosive detection—allowing public safety officials to create maps of danger zones and collect site samples.
Legacy Robots - Boston Dynamics
RiSE was a six-legged robot designed to climb without any special adhesion. Lightweight with strong legs; Each foot consisted of approximately 50 fishing hooks; Climbed at a rate of 5 cm/s
Atlas | Boston Dynamics
The world’s most dynamic humanoid robot, our fully electric Atlas robot is designed for real-world applications. The next generation of the Atlas program builds on decades of research and furthers our commitment to delivering the most capable, useful mobile robots.