Available for purchase since 2020, Boston Dynamics’ four-legged robot dog, Spot, has been mostly deployed as an autonomous inspection and exploration tool. Today the company revealed several ...

Boston Dynamics has added capabilities for scalable fleet management and insights from inspection data to Orbit 5.0 for Spot.

With this integration, Spot now serves as both a robotic platform and conversational AI, enhancing use cases in inspection, caregiving, and security.

To demonstrate Clio in action, the researchers used a Boston Dynamics Spot quadruped robot running Clio to explore an office building and carry out a set of tasks. Working in real time ...

It’s been four years since the robot wizards at Boston Dynamics declared their dog-like Spot robot ready for the workplace. Its latest gig is at a Michelin facility in Lexington, South Carolina ...

When Boston Dynamics first showed off its LittleDog robot a decade ago, in 2009, the world hadn’t seen anything like it. With the exception of new-fangled smartphones, the tech world was still ...

This is the first time a Spot robot has been shot, a Boston Dynamics spokesperson told WBZ-TV. "We are relieved that the only casualty that day was our robot," the company said in a statement.

We now have proof that robots can play dress up, too. If I'm being honest, I'm writing this just so I can show you a bizarre 52-second video that stopped me in my tracks: it's a Boston Dynamics ...

Boston Dynamics is saying goodbye to its most popular robot and an old friend — Atlas ... tech is already integrated into the company’s Spot and Stretch robots.

But Boston Dynamics isn't operating in a vacuum anymore ... The robotics company's collaboration with the RAI also allowed its Spot robot dog to learn how to run three times as fast.

As the camera pans around the robot’s back ... been a big part of growing out Spot’s feature set. Playter, however, says Boston Dynamics won’t be taking that approach with Atlas.