When is a robot the right tool for the job? Comparing manual, fixed, and automated inspection strategies, robotics can drive impact in data availability, accuracy, worker safety, and cost.
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.@BostonDynamics CFO Amanda McMaster told #FortuneMPW that its robot dog can cost upwards of $300,000. bit.ly/4B7QyAk
After an ongoing deployment in Barcelona, @CocaColaEP is scaling Spot globally. Spot is already up and running in East Kilbride, Scotland, locating air leaks and automating condition monitoring rounds.
What goes into building a humanoid? From custom part to running robot, the Atlas shop floor is built on precision, rapid assembly, and real-time collaboration. By machining parts in-house and streamlining assembly and repair under one roof, we are driving the manufacturing velocity needed to turn complex designs into walking hardware at scale.
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Spot takes care of the hard parts of robot operation, so operators can focus on what really matters during SWAT, EOD, Hazmat, and search-and-rescue missions. Join our upcoming webinar to hear first hand how @LVMPD puts Spot to work. bosdyn.co/4yDCGwi
With 5 routes and hundreds of assets inspected, Spot is helping @Kirin_Brewery Chitose Plant save free up hundreds of hours a year for their maintenance and operations teams. See how they deployed Spot and Orbit with the help of @teco_enterprise: bosdyn.co/4zhubXn
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Just wrapped my first day as CEO of Boston Dynamics. This company has pioneered the modern robotics industry and fascinated people all over the world. Super excited to be joining at a pivotal moment for Physical AI, when there's a massive opportunity to deliver real-world impact.
We are proud to welcome @RohitPrasadAI as our new Chief Executive Officer. He brings decades of experience turning breakthrough AI technologies into category-defining products and will help to accelerate the integration of AI and robotics and to expand real-world Physical AI applications across industries.
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With Spot, pharmaceutical manufacturers have been able to automate data collection and monitor critical environments. Get the whitepaper to see how Spot is adding value today, strategies for deployment, and expansion opportunities.
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These new hands are the perfect companion for Atlas. With 13 degrees of freedom, they are directly actuated, built for high fidelity simulation to enable sim-to-real RL, and designed from the ground up for dexterous physical work.
Learn how we built robot hands for modern AI and real work: bosdyn.co/4hR09Uz
Why will Boston Dynamics win the humanoid robotics race? We've already commercialized autonomous mobile robots, creating markets with Spot and Stretch. Now we're doing it again with Atlas: learning in real environments, designing for manufacturing at scale, and introducing a new era of physical intelligence.
From first components to final assemble, Atlas production is taking flight! Want to build the future of robotics? Check out open roles on our ProtoOps team and more on our careers page.
Diane Heinle, a mechanical engineer, answers questions about endurance testing for Stretch, how her team simulates years of wear on robot parts over a brief time in the lab, and why there are bird heads on the cable testers.
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Since @WienEnergie deployed Spot at its Simmering Power Plant in 2023, the robot has conducted over 4,000 inspection routes and walked 1,600 kilometers. Now they are expanding their fleet, adding four new Spot robots to facilities in the Vienna area. bosdyn.co/4jhBeuv
ALT Five Boston Dynamics Spot robots in an industrial setting. The environment includes large green pipes, metal stairs, and a gray roller door. The robots are orange and equipped with cameras. Blue and green lights are reflected on the floor.
ALT A Boston Dynamics robotic dog stands on a metal walkway in an industrial setting, surrounded by yellow railings and metal pipes.
ALT A Spot robot by Boston Dynamics inside an industrial facility. The robot is equipped with various sensors and cameras. In the background, there are large, cylindrical machines
ALT A Spot quadruped robot is walking on a paved path in front of a large industrial building. The building has a curved roof and visible pipes on the exterior. The sky is cloudy above.
Boston Dynamics is expanding its robotics and AI strategy with the launch of the Robotics Metaplant Application Center (RMAC) at @HMGnewsroom Metaplant America. RMAC is a testbed and training center for integrating Atlas robots directly into HMG's automobile manufacturing operations. bosdyn.co/4y6ywfX
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ALT An Atlas robot works on a kitting task in Boston Dynamics Robotics Metaplant Application Center
ALT A trainer teleoperates Boston Dynamics Atlas robot at RMAC
Boston Dynamics is proud to be an official DoW SkillBridge Industry Partner. The SkillBridge program helps service members transition into civilian careers with on-the-job training, apprenticeships, or internships, spending their final 180 days of service directly gaining industry experience.
To find open opportunities, visit the SkillBridge site and filter Provider for Boston Dynamics: skillbridge.mil/locations
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The latest updates to Spot and Orbit are breaking down operational silos and enabling agentic workflows to enable bi-direction communication between robots and other factory systems and empower Spot to take action in response.
Watch the on-demand webinar to learn more about these new capabilities: bosdyn.co/46Qlpn4
At many industrial facilities, digital transformation is slowed by data silos. Spot and Orbit 5.2 provides the connective layer needed to unlock total site intelligence. This release enables agentic workflows that reason across your systems to deploy Boston Dynamics Spot® robot where it is actually needed.
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In order to support maintenance operations in the face of labor shortages, Kirin Brewery’s Chitose Plant turned to Spot and Boston Dynamics official partner Tohoku Enterprise Co. (TECO) to automate routine inspections. bosdyn.co/4gJrhEz
