Orbit 5.0 adds features to Boston Dynamics’ Spot quadruped robot

Orbit 5.0 for the Spot quadruped uses AI to provide more insights into site health. Source: Boston Dynamics

The Spot robot is already conducting inspections in numerous facilities, and Boston Dynamics Inc. today announced the latest version of its software, enabling the quadruped to collect more actionable data. Orbit 5.0 allows operators to detect problems earlier, manage robots across multiple sites, and gain visual context over time, said the Waltham, Mass.-based company.

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