Spot Controller Configurations - Boston Dynamics
Spot Controller Configurations. Boston Dynamics recommends using the Spot Tablet (Samsung Galaxy Tab Active3) for routine robot operation. For Spot Arm operation, you must use the Spot Tablet Joysticks (recommended) or the older model Spot Tablet.
Spot | Boston Dynamics
Spot is easy to use and intuitive to learn, making it quick to deploy for both manual operations and autonomous missions. You can generate immediate value for your organization with pre-configured packages for inspection, research, and hazardous response.
Get Started with Spot - Boston Dynamics
This guide provides step-by-step instructions on getting started with Spot, the agile robot quadruped from Boston Dynamics. Learn how to unbox, charge, power-on, and connect to Spot. Finish by driving Spot the first time and then explore our other resources.
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. Spot can be operated manually by remote control, or automatically using its perception and guidance systems to follow ...
Spot Controller Configurations
Control options for using Spot along with annotated tablet images and setup guidance where applicable.
May 22, 2024 · Power & Utilities. Create autonomous routes or drive the robot to remotely perform inspections in electrified or radiation dense areas. Features. 14 kg (30 lbs) Payload Limit. 90-Minute Run time. Object Avoidance. Stair & Complex Terrain Navigation. Manual & Autonomous Operation. IP54 Rated. Flexible API and. SDK Python SDK.
Spot Arm | Boston Dynamics
An intuitive tablet interface and API make it easy to control the mobile robot arm. Operators can complete complex manipulation tasks with minimal training. Mobile manipulation for almost any occasion. Being able to directly interact with its environment allows Spot to perform a wider range of tasks in your worksite. Discover Spot.
About Spot — Spot 4.1.0 documentation - Boston Dynamics
Spot has 2 actuators in each hip, and one actuator in each knee. The hip joints are referred to as HX and HY for each plane of rotation. This creates the following degrees of freedom and limits on each axis: Legs are referred to as front or hind and left or right.
Doing More with Spot - Boston Dynamics
To stay at the cutting edge, we recently upgraded Spot’s base sensors, integrated a new and improved tablet controller, and designed a smarter and faster charger to keep Spot running at maximum efficiency.
Spot Arm Quickstart - Boston Dynamics
This quick start will guide you through the basics of Spot's manipulation behaviors, including maneuvering the arm with the controller, picking up and carrying an object, and opening and traversing through a door.