
A Look Back at 2022 with Spot
Our customers put Spot to work to automate difficult tasks and keep people out of harm's way. Here's what Spot accomplished in 2022.
Our customers put Spot to work to automate difficult tasks and keep people out of harm's way. Here's what Spot accomplished in 2022.
Taking robots out of the R&D lab and into real world deployments is one of the hardest challenges in robotics. Learn how our engineers make it happen.
Robots should be used to help, not harm. We prohibit weaponization, while supporting the safe, ethical, and effective use of robots in public safety.
Dynamic sensing with Spot makes industrial inspection highly repeatable, economical, and simple—capturing all the data you need to understand the health of your equipment and facility.
We've added new features in Spot Release 3.2 for built-in data processing and review, improved data collection pipeline, and a better operator experience.
For process manufacturers, one of the most reliable ways of catching issues in the factory before they become failures is to detect when a piece of equipment is operating outside of its normal para
In the energy sector, asset maintenance and worker safety are two of the top priorities. Agile mobile robots help support these goals, capturing valuable insights and keeping employees away from hazar...
Josh, a mechanical engineer on the Atlas team, has been with Boston Dynamics for four years.
Launching Stretch, our autonomous warehouse robot, at MODEX 2022, we found consistent themes about the state of warehouse automation and material handling.
Boston Dynamics is adding features and capabilities to the Spot platform; these improvements include hardware upgrades and an expanded payload ecosystem.
How resilient is Spot to radiation? Recent testing revealed that Spot can absorb 413 rem of gamma radiation without system failures.
Legged robots like Spot are supporting innovative research and education with easy mobility and out of the box functionality.