Robot arm opens new doors for Spot

Boston Dynamics

Spot Arm features integrated time of flight, IMU, and 4K RGB sensors. | Credit: Boston Dynamics

Boston Dynamics released several updates to its Spot product line. The goal is to enhance the quadruped’s ability to autonomously monitor job sites. To do so, the RBR50 company introduced a new version of the robot, Spot Enterprise, the Scout web-based teleoperation platform and its long-awaited Spot Arm.

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