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The latest release of Spot & Orbit unlocks insights from maintenance and beyond, helping you understand the full health of your operations with the capabilities you need for enterprise-grade scale. bosdyn.co/3Sft9b4

This Memorial Day, we pause in remembrance of those who gave their lives in service to our country.

Building on the proven success of Stretch for automated container unloading, @DHLGlobal is paving the way for the global deployment of more than 1,000 additional robots. Learn how DHL is accelerating their automation strategy: bosdyn.co/43r1Gtc

A surprise guest at Intel Foundry #DirectConnect – Chip, an autonomous robot dog specializing in sensing, paired with AI/ML insights that help keep our fabs efficient. Intel Foundry’s fleet of robots uses thermal, acoustic and image processing to cover 16 different inspections.

We’re joining @MakeAWishMassrRI in celebrating #WorldWishDay! Learn about the many ways you can get involved as a WishMaker to help grant wishes for kids with critical illnesses: massri.wish.org/wwm.

How does @BostonDynamics’ robot dog Spot walk on oobleck without sinking? Oobleck is a non-Newtonian fluid, meaning it acts like a solid under pressure. Spot’s constant motion creates enough force to keep it above the surface, unlike a still kettlebell, which sinks.

Atlas is demonstrating reinforcement learning policies developed using a motion capture suit. This demonstration was developed in partnership with Boston Dynamics and @rai_inst.

Using reinforcement learning, we trained policies for @BostonDynamics Spot that allow the robot to achieve record running speeds of 11.5 mph (5.2 m/s) — over three times faster than Spot's default max speed.

Join Aaron Saunders, CTO of @BostonDynamics, at #GTC25 to explore the current state of #humanoid robotics. 🤖 Discover the gap between lab demonstrations and real-world applications and how to bridge it with today's technology. Register Now: nvda.ws/4h0XwvV

“Our collaboration with the @rai_inst brings together two of the world’s leading robotics organizations to help accelerate core capabilities needed to make robots like Atlas a valuable tool in people’s lives.” - Robert Playter, CEO of Boston Dynamics bosdyn.co/4aMdlox

Wishing you a holiday season full of light and laughter as we flip over into the new year!

Why build a humanoid robot? Because the world is designed for humans, including all the best Halloween costumes!

Atlas is autonomously moving engine covers between supplier containers and a mobile sequencing dolly, using ML to detect and localize the environment fixtures and individual bin. There are no prescribed or teleoperated movements. youtu.be/F_7IPm7f1vI

The latest release from Spot is music to your ears. Introducing acoustic vibration sensing with Spot—Listen for signs of wear and tear on rotating equipment to predict and prevent breakdowns. Read the blog to see what else is new in Spot 4.1: bit.ly/4exrpmt

Huzzah! Massachusetts is proud of its revolutionary history — from Paul Revere’s ride to Spot from @BostonDynamics learning to walk. Can’t think of a better way to kick off two whole years of celebrating Massachusetts 250!

Atlas doing a quick warm up before work.

We're thrilled to be back at @TreeHouseBrewCo for another field deployment! Testing in real world conditions is key to ensuring robust, reliable features and we couldn't do it without generous hosts like Tree House 🍻 🤖

We promise this is not a person in a bodysuit. bit.ly/3w5XRvH