Boston Dynamics has brought the world of robotics closer to the general public thanks to robots that go viral on YouTube. From jumpers to strong jumpers, robot dogs are the most attention-catchers.
They manage to open doors, perform street surveillance tasks, and now have extra arms to do many other activities.
That's right, Boston Dynamics is preparing to start selling a full line of accessories for its Spot robot, and not only are they arms, there are also camera kits.
The arm in question sticks to the head, as shown in the image above, and can be a good accessory for those who bought the robot for the $75,000 it costs.
we saw that with one arm like this he could open doors, even if a human prevented it. Now the arm in question will reach the public in 2021, with six degrees of freedom and movement synchronized to the robot.
The company indicates that there is much more to the arm than just hardware. It will be shipped with an intuitive user interface and will be equipped to operate by telemanipulation and self-contained behaviors monitored through the tablet.
Boston Dynamics also plans to launch a Spot robot designed for enterprise applications, which will include an automatic loading base.
We will remain attentive to Spot, as something tells us that we will start to see it very often in our cities.
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