Boston Dynamics
Atlas (Electric)
Boston Dynamics' fully electric humanoid robot. Currently in development with customer pilots at Hyundai. Successor to the hydraulic Atlas research platform.
Spot
Boston Dynamics' agile quadruped robot for industrial inspection, data collection, and remote operations. With over 1,500 units deployed worldwide, Spot is the most commercially successful legged robot in the world. Used across manufacturing, energy, construction, government, and research. Features autonomous navigation, self-charging, dynamic obstacle avoidance, and an optional arm for mobile manipulation. Managed via the Orbit fleet management platform.
Stretch
Boston Dynamics' purpose-built warehouse robot designed for autonomous case unloading. Stretch can move up to 800 boxes per hour from trucks and containers onto conveyor belts, working up to two full shifts (16 hours) on a single battery charge. Descended from the Handle research robot, Stretch was introduced in 2021 as Boston Dynamics' first warehouse-specific product. It requires no pre-programming of SKU numbers or box sizes — its vision system detects and handles a wide range of package types autonomously, including recovering fallen packages. Deployed at major logistics companies including DHL, NFI, Gap, Arvato, and Maersk. Can be installed and operational within existing warehouse infrastructure in five days or less.