ChatGPT-Enabled Robot Dogs of Boston Dynamics Can Now Talk in Full Sentences, Answer Questions About Its Tasks

Medicine & Technology May 04, 2023

Boston Dynamics' robot dogs can now talk using OpenAI's ChatGPT, although they are still in the research phase and not commercially available. Check them out in this article to learn more details.

Boston Dynamics Robotic Guard Dog 'Spot' Hired to Protect Pompeii Archaeological Site

Mar 30, 2022

Robots which can do human-like functions are now dominating jobs. Read more about Pompeii archaeological site's newly-hired guard named Spot.

Facing "The Challenges of Tomorrow": French Army Tests Spot the Robot Dog for Military Applications

Apr 11, 2021

Boston Dynamics' four-legged robot dog "Spot" is testing the waters for a new application - undergoing evaluations at a French military school for potential use in combat scenarios.

Dr. Spot: MIT, Boston Dynamics Use Mobile Robot in Hospital to Reduce COVID-19 Spread

Mar 20, 2021

Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), together with robotics company Boston Dynamics, have deployed a four-legged mobile robot in a hospital to join in the fight against COVID-19.

Boston Dynamics Robots Hit the Dance Floor in Latest Video

Dec 31, 2020

The Atlas and Spot robots of Boston Dynamics can do so many things such as sprinting, gymnastics, backflips, opening doors to allow entry of an army of their friends, washing dishes, and a whole lot more.

Ford Has a Robotic Dog Named Fluffy, Helping Engineers

Jul 28, 2020

Fluffy, a dog-like robot designed by Boston Dynamics, has been helping Ford's engineers in Michigan. With impressive specs, Ford's processes have been 'more efficient and effective' without displacing their workforce.

Singapore Station Robotic Dog 'Spot' in Public Parks to Promote Social Distancing

May 11, 2020

To make sure that people follow strict social distancing protocols, Singapore's Boston Dynamics deploys Spot, the robotic dog, to monitor people and their practices when in public places such as parks. Using a robot instead of an actual person will decrease the risk of transmission of the virus, officials say.