Boston Dynamics builds mobile robots for industrial work: Spot, a four-legged robot used for inspection and data capture; Stretch, which unloads containers and moves cases in warehouses; and the electric Atlas humanoid for material handling. Its Orbit software manages robot fleets and the site data they collect. Founded in 1992 as a spin-off from MIT and based in Waltham, Massachusetts, the company has been controlled by Hyundai Motor Group since June 2021.
Main products
- Spot
- Spot Arm
- Stretch
- Atlas
- Orbit
- Spot SDK
Pricing model
Sales-led: product pages lead to Contact Sales and no prices are published. Atlas is offered to qualified business prospects through an enquiry form. Official pricing page.
Known limits
- No public pricing; all robots are sold to businesses through the sales team
- Atlas targets industrial material handling and is not offered to consumers
- Spot's arm and extra sensors are separate add-ons
Alternatives in the directory
- Agility Robotics: Oregon maker of Digit, a humanoid robot for warehouses and factories, and the Arc fleet platform
- Unitree Robotics: Hangzhou maker of quadruped and humanoid robots, from the Go2 robot dog to the G1, R1 and H2 humanoids
- Apptronik: Austin developer of Apollo, a humanoid robot for manufacturing and logistics work
Products, pricing and limits checked against the company's official site on October 23, 2026. Prices and plans change; the official page is the reference. Spotted an error? Tell us or see the editorial policy.
Focus: mobile robots, humanoid robots, industrial inspection.
Tags: humanoid robots · quadruped robots · robotics · industrial inspection · warehouse automation · fleet management
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