As a dynamic sensing platform, Spot provides valuable insights into routine operations, site health, or potentially hazardous situations. With Spot, your team can focus on the things that matter most, …

Spot is a quadruped (four-legged) robot capable of mobility on a variety of terrains. Spot uses multiple sensors and three motors in each leg to navigate indoor and outdoor environments, maintain …

Now Boston Dynamics' Spot® offers unique mobility and ease of use to support public safety and government agencies to respond quickly and get the information needed to resolve incidents.

This guide provides step-by-step instructions on getting started with Spot, the agile robot quadruped from Boston Dynamics. Learn how to safely unbox, charge, power-on, and connect to Spot.

The Spot Arm provides researchers and developers with another dimension for innovation. Offering precise repeatable actions out of the box, this mobile robot arm, literally and figuratively, opens doors …

Spot's unparalleled agility, adaptability, and reliability provide proven solutions across industries. Quickly and accurately capture data with Spot's help, keeping people safe and operations running smoothly.

Boston Dynamics continues to add new features and capabilities to the Spot platform. Our latest improvements include hardware upgrades and an expanded payload ecosystem.

The robot state protobuf message in the Spot SDK describes data about the robot, including information about joints and legs. The following snippet shows the data returned about the robot state using the …

This article is a reference table of Spot's physical characteristics and basic operational capabilities, based on the hardware and software currently in production.

New to Spot? Let us walk you through the basics, from unboxing to running your first autonomous mission. Unboxing and Safety Battery and Charging Spot Startup Walking Spot Run Autowalk Missions