Spot
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A four-legged robot for industrial inspection, data capture and autonomous site patrols, used in energy, manufacturing, construction and research.
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- Category
- Robotics
- Made by
- Boston Dynamics
- Pricing
- Contact salesFrom the official pricing page, checked September 25, 2026. Prices can change.
- Available on
- HardwareAPI
- Website
- bostondynamics.com ↗
Overview
Spot is a four-legged mobile robot from Boston Dynamics, aimed at inspection and data capture at industrial sites. It is used in manufacturing, energy, construction, government and academia. The robot can carry added sensor, communications or compute payloads, and an optional arm for handling objects. Boston Dynamics does not list a price and directs buyers to its sales team.
Checked October 19, 2026 from bostondynamics.com. Something off? Tell us.
Key features
- 360 degree field of view with collision avoidance
- Autonomous charging, replanning around obstacles and self-righting after a fall
- Orbit software to manage a facility, a Spot fleet and inspections
- Optional Spot Arm for manipulating objects
- Spot SDK and API for building applications and payloads
- Carries up to 14 kg of payload
Pros
- Software API and SDK documentation available for integration
- Rated IP54 with an operating range of -20 to 55 degrees C
- Support and service options, including Spot Care
Cons
- No public price, sales contact required
- About 90 minutes average runtime per battery charge
- Needs more than 2 lux of light for terrain sensing
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Quick answers, plain wordsHow much does Spot cost?
Boston Dynamics does not publish a price. Buyers are asked to contact sales.
How long does Spot run on a charge?
The maker lists an average runtime of about 90 minutes, with about 60 minutes to recharge. Payloads and conditions change these figures.
Can developers build on Spot?
Yes. Boston Dynamics provides the Spot SDK, a software API and developer documentation for applications and payloads.
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