Boston robotics

Boston Dynamics has launched the sale of its Spot Robot Dog but it still insists that the dog is not intended to be used as a weapon though their target markets are police departments.

Cutaway illustration of Boston Dynamics' quadruped robot, BigDog showing internal components.

When you think of dancing robots usually you think of it as something that is out of reach for now, but this is not the case anymore! Boston Dynamics,

Atlas lies motionless in a prone position atop interlocking gym mats. The only soundtrack is the whirring of an electric motor. It’s not quiet, exactly,

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boston dynamics' most recent clips show its humanoid robot breaking a sweat and its four-legged bot taking itself for a walk.

Rugged and nimble, Spot provides intelligent mobility that conventional EOD robots cannot. Spot quickly navigates stairs, overcomes difficult terrain, and easily maneuvers objects around obstacles. Find out how the Boston Dynamics Spot robot is becoming an EOD asset by contacting us at flymotionus.com/spot

The four-legged Boston Dynamics robot that became an internet star when it featured in a series of viral videos is set to on sale to consumers next year.

A new video of SpotMini, a quadruped robot, shows the mechanical pup looking more businesslike than usual.