Spot, designed by Boston Dynamics, can open doors, pick up objects, and drag up to 50 pounds.It can also navigate difficult terrain, making it useful in scenarios where traditional robots have failed.

Spot, designed by Boston Dynamics, can open doors, pick up objects and drag up to 50 pounds. It can also navigate difficult terrain, making it useful in scenarios where traditional robots have failed.

Spot is not actually performing assembly or some other kind of manual labor in the places it is present in. The robot is being first and foremostused to perform inspections, plan for changes on ...

The futuristic four-legged machine, which boasts the size and agility of a 70-pound golden retriever, has been met with both fascination and concern.

Spot, LAPD’s new robotic crimefighting dog, is seen in August 2024. (KTLA) “The main reason that we acquired Spot is to save lives,” Kowalski recently told KTLA’s Jennifer McGraw, ...

Spot, LAPD’s new robotic crimefighting dog, is seen in August 2024. (KTLA) Deputy Chief David Kowalski, commanding officer of LAPD’s counterterrorism and special operations, emphasized the ...

Spot, LAPD’s new robotic crimefighting dog, is seen in August 2024. (KTLA) Deputy Chief David Kowalski, commanding officer of LAPD’s counterterrorism and special operations, emphasized the ...

Spot, designed by Boston Dynamics, can open doors, pick up objects and drag up to 50 pounds. It can also navigate difficult terrain, making it useful in scenarios where traditional robots have failed.

Spot, LAPD’s new robotic crimefighting dog, is seen in August 2024. (KTLA) Deputy Chief David Kowalski, commanding officer of LAPD’s counterterrorism and special operations, emphasized the ...

The futuristic four-legged machine, which boasts the size and agility of a 70-pound golden retriever, has been met with both fascination and concern.

The futuristic four-legged machine, which boasts the size and agility of a 70-pound golden retriever, has been met with both fascination and concern.

Spot, LAPD’s new robotic crimefighting dog, is seen in August 2024. (KTLA) Deputy Chief David Kowalski, commanding officer of LAPD’s counterterrorism and special operations, emphasized the ...