Boston Dynamics robot dog Spot goes on sale - BBC News
A robotics company whose creations have amassed millions of views on YouTube, is renting out one of its stars, Spot.
It suggested Spot could be useful in construction, the oil and gas industry and for those working in public safety.
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Noel Sharkey, robotics experts and professor of computer science at Sheffield University, said "Spot is possibly the world's finest example of a quadruped robot and since the addition of a robot arm, it seems a little more practical - but will it be practical enough at that price?
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Being able to demonstrate an array of logistics capabilities to customers and prospects was one of the driving forces behind the money that DHL invested into its new Americas Innovation Center. The 28,000-square-foot center, located in northwest suburban Chicago, opened earlier this month.
DHL said it sees logistics as the underlying foundation of its businesses towards digitization. "Innovation will be more important than ever, as digitization drives the biggest transformation we've seen in the industry, Katja Bush, DHL chief commercial officer says in the DHL Logistics Trend Radar report.
Boston Dynamics' robot dog is now on the market - CNN
Boston Dynamics Shows Off Atlas Robot And Announces Spot Is Available To Public | Digital Trends
Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot, known as Atlas, showed off its impressive parkour capabilities in a new video the robotics company posted to YouTube on Tuesday, coinciding with the commercial launch of their dog-like robot, Spot.
In the video, the Atlas robot shows off in a gymnastic routine, complete with somersaults, handstands, jumps, and turns.
Boston Dynamics said in the video's description that a new algorithm was used that tracks the robots' motions and predicts its next maneuvers. Boston Dynamics' Spot Robot Dog Goes on Sale spectrum.ieee.org/.../ boston - dynamics - spot - robot - dog - goes -on-sale Boston Dynamics is announcing this morning that Spot , its versatile quadruped robot , is now for sale.The machine's animal-like behavior regularly electrifies crowds at tech conferences, and like ... The company said that with the latest technological approach, the Atlas has a performance success rate of about 80%.
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Boston Dynamics puts its robotic quadruped Spot up for sale – TechCrunch
Boston Dynamics announced on our stage at TC Sessions: Robotics last year that Spot, previously known as SpotMini, would be its first commercial product — and we got the first peek at the production version at this year’s conference in May. It’s an incredibly impressive and flexible robotics platform capable of navigating a variety of environments and interacting with many everyday objects and obstacles. And while today is the first day of official sales, there are already robots out there in use.
Three years ago he could barely walk. Now Atlas the humanoid robot is doing gymnastics. - The Washington Post
The Internet gawks each time Boston Dynamics releases a new video showing its eye-catching humanoid robot, Atlas, performing newly acquired acrobatic tricks.
But until now, most of the machine's maneuvering — whether it was jogging, hopping over a log or executing box jumps — has remained well within the realm of average human athleticism.
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If the tech company's recently uploaded video is any indication, Atlas has, in a matter of months, graduated from middle-school gym class to something approaching a professional athlete. In the 38-second video, the sturdy, battery-powered machine — standing 4 foot 9 inches and weighing 176 pounds — unleashes an exceedingly nimble routine (using its legs, arms and torso) with a degree of gracefulness that you'd expect from a human being with years of training.
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Great news, Boston Dynamics made its own Simone Biles https://t.co/KLBjIwbCAC PopSci (from New York) Tue Sep 24 15:30:01 +0000 2019
First, Atlas the robot backflipped. Then, it could do parkour. Now, this @BostonDynamics machine can do a gymnastic… https://t.co/VGaIGBjwEf WIRED (from San Francisco/New York) Tue Sep 24 14:02:12 +0000 2019
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Boston Dynamics'in Atlas robotu her geçen gün daha fazla gelişiyor ve daha esnek hale geliyor. Artık tüm vücudunu k… https://t.co/w1CG7HZ1NC evrimagaci (from ODTÜ, Ankara) Tue Sep 24 14:56:30 +0000 2019
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