
Ask a Roboticist: Q&A with Josh, a Mechanical Engineer at Boston Dynamics
Josh, a mechanical engineer on the Atlas team, has been with Boston Dynamics for four years.
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.
Researchers consider many factors when selecting a robot, but the most important factor is that the robot enables these teams to prioritize the research.
Spot’s robust, flexible API and advanced mobility make it a powerful platform to unlock the operational data you really need.
As supply chain disruption causes delays and shortages, automated container unloading can help with bottlenecks, while creating safer working conditions.
Companies are turning to AI to advance their digital transformation. Dynamic sensing accelerates that transformation by bringing the sensors to the assets.
As AI becomes more common, consistent continuous data is a necessity for smarter operations. See how automated sensing drives reliability and efficiency.
The Spot Release 3.0 adds flexible autonomy and repeatable data capture; Spot is the data collection solution for safer and more efficient inspections.
Margarita Spot, a custom payload created by Boston Dynamics engineers, demonstrates the flexibility and ease of developing specialized payloads on Spot.