The arm is not just a siloed device on top of Spot; any arm movement is coordinated with the whole body of the robot, just as a human's arm works. Boston Dynamics pointed to a 2013 video of the ...

Back in June, Boston Dynamics made more than 150 units of its robotic dog Spot available for sale to outside companies and research facilities. The idea was to see what type of real-world ...

Boston Dynamics Back in 2018, we saw an early version of Spot opening a door with its articulating arm/head. Now, that hardware is officially available for commercial users.

In a few months, Boston Dynamics will start selling Spot with a robot arm to businesses interested in mobile manipulation systems. And eventually, the company wants to sell Spot for use in the home.

Spot® robot image provided courtesy of Boston Dynamics, Inc. "Once you have an arm on a robot, it becomes a mobile manipulation system. It really opens up just vast horizons on things robots can do.

Boston Dynamics, the company best known for eccentric videos of animal-like machines, has upgraded its classic robotic dog Spot. This week, the company unveiled an order-ready version of the four ...

Boston Dynamics robot dog will get an arm on its back so it can open doors and grab things. The arm will be coming in 2021, so Spot can work in areas not fit for humans. Adam Smith.

Boston Dynamics introduced Spot in 2020, a robot dog that can carry heavy things, detect gas leaks, and perform tasks in various areas such as construction, healthcare, mining, entertainment, and ...

The Boston Dynamics Stretch robot can recognize and pick up boxes weighing up to 50 ... At the end of the arm, Boston Dynamics has employed a suction-powered “smart gripper” for picking up ...

Boston Dynamics, the company best known for eccentric videos of animal-like machines, has upgraded its classic robotic dog Spot. This week, the company unveiled an order-ready version of the four ...