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 …

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

“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 …

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 …

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.

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 …

In this case, the tutorial runs you through the process of teaching Spot to recognize a dog toy, find the toy in the area, pick it up, and return it to you. By the end of the tutorial, you’ll know how to train ML …

bp sent Spot nearly 200 miles offshore to its Mad Dog rig, with the goal of remotely inspecting hard-to-reach areas to avoid the risk and expense of sending humans into these difficult environments.

Each of Boston Dynamics’ legacy robots has contributed towards crucial milestones in the advancement of applied robotics. Learn more about our history.

Employees at the power plant operator Wien Energie affectionately call Spot “Energy Dog”. The task: Optimizing maintenance and safety at the Simmering power plant