Dancing robots - spots | spots dance by boston dynamics | boston dynamics owned by hundai

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This video is about dancing robots known as spot by boston dynamics. Spotmini - A robot that dances, handles objects, climbs stairs, and operates in offices, homes, and outdoors.

SpotMini is a four legged robot presented by Boston dynamics and it can go where larger robots can’t. Its optional snake-like arm, which attaches where a real dog’s head would be, lets SpotMini do things like open doors.

The robot’s main frame has a quick-disconnect battery, stereo cameras in the front, side cameras and a rear cam, but it can also be upgraded with a series of attachments on the top, including an articulated arm.

Boston Dynamics focuses on creating robots with advanced mobility, dexterity and intelligence. Boston Dynamics once owned by Googles parant company Alphabet and then by Japanese company Soft Bank now belongs to hundai.

Video source: Future Technologies