Spot can operate without interventions — autonomously charging, dynamically replanning around new obstacles, and self-righting if it falls. With over 1,500 robots in customer hands today, you can rest …

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The Spot Arm offers a new way for the robot to work in the world: both remotely controlled and autonomous tasks are possible—and easy—with this seamless solution.

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“Thank God we had the robotic dog that was able to go in the building,” he said at the time of the incident. In addition to game-changing mobility, Spot has a number of distinguishing features and …

Boston Dynamics has a long history of leadership in the robotics field, pushing the boundaries of the possible and creating robots smart and capable enough for the unstructured world.

Spot’s agility and athletic intelligence mean it can get around job sites that other robots can’t. But Spot also offers easy mission set up, dynamic replanning, and flexible communications options to ensure …

Through Boston Dynamics and our partners, customers can outfit Spot with a variety of payloads, including additional cameras, sensors, laser scanners, and more.

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 …

As an early adopter of the NVIDIA Isaac GR00T platform, Boston Dynamics’s Atlas robot is leading development of humanoids using the NVIDIA Jetson Thor computing platform.