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Dora
Dora is a lightweight, productized general-purpose humanoid robot. Standing at about 1 m tall, 20 kg, with roughly 20–26 degrees of freedom across its arms and legs and a 5 kg payload capacity. It uses electric drive actuators with up to 120 Nm peak joint torque and walks at up to 1 m/s with anthropomorphic gaits, obstacle avoidance, and terrain adaptation (stairs, outdoor surfaces, light disturbances).
N2
N2 is a tiny humanoid, standing at 1.18m and weighing around 30 kg. It packs 18 DOF, letting it sprint at over 3 m/s, jump, dance, and even chain together continuous backflips while recovering from pushes and impacts.
Memo
Memo is built for busy households and works 24/7 to make your life lighter. You can easily hand off your repetitive to-dos, so you can focus on what really matters.
Stretch
Stretch is an autonomous mobile robot meant for the warehouse. It offers predictability for warehouse operations, working continuously and keeping the flow of goods moving.
Atlas
Atlas is a fully electric robot designed for real-world applications. The next generation of the Atlas program builds on decades of research and delivers a capable, useful mobile robot.
Spot
Spot is Boston Dynamics’ agile mobile robot dog. Spot is changing how organisations monitor and operate their sites, ensure the safety of their teams, and make data-driven decisions.