A nimble robot that climbs stairs and traverses rough terrain with unprecedented ease, yet is small enough to use indoors.
Built to be a rugged and customizable platform, Spot has an industry track record in remote operation and autonomous sensing.
A nimble robot that climbs stairs and traverses rough terrain with unprecedented ease, yet is small enough to use indoors.
Built to be a rugged and customizable platform, Spot has an industry track record in remote operation and autonomous sensing.
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Ingress protection IP54. Operating environment -20C to 45C.
A payload bay lets you add up to 14 kilogram
of extra hardware to the robot’s back.
3D vision system with SLAM and obstacle avoidance.
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Developers can create custom methods of controlling Spot, program autonomous missions, design payloads to expand the robot's capabilities, and integrate sensor information into data analysis tools. Spot's mounting rails, payload ports, and software development kit give customers the tools they need to customize the robot for their application.
Spot goes where wheeled robots cannot, while carrying payloads with endurance far beyond aerial drones. With 360° vision and obstacle avoidance, the robot can be driven remotely or taught routes and actions to perform autonomous missions.
By integrating Spot with software and sensors, the robot can perform tasks in a variety of industries. From documenting construction progress to monitoring remote environments, adding situational awareness, and even performing, Spot can be trusted to get the job done.
Inspect progress on construction sites
Drive Spot remotely to get eyes on dangerous situations or inspect hazardous areas from afar.
Program dynamic movements and expressive poses through the API or drive the robot in real-time as part of a performance.
Spot can be used to triage patients, deliver food and medicine, or disinfect rooms from afar.
Spot can detect hazardous levels in nuclear reactors or near disaster sites using a radiation sensor.
