Boston Dynamics
See how Boston Dynamics splits its robot line: Spot for inspection rounds, Stretch for warehouse handling, Atlas for humanoid research, and why the company stays in industrial platforms rather than consumer products.
Boston Dynamics started at MIT and now belongs to Hyundai, and it is known for machines that move with unusual agility. Spot is a quadruped built for inspection rounds, Stretch handles box moving and trailer unloading in warehouses, and Atlas is the all-electric humanoid platform used to explore whole-body motion. It sells no consumer toys: the customers are energy, logistics and manufacturing teams.
