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Boston Dynamics
Automation Machinery Manufacturing
Waltham, MA 661,247 followers
Changing your idea of what robots can do.
About us
Boston Dynamics builds advanced mobile manipulation robots with remarkable mobility, dexterity perception and agility. We use sensor-based controls and computation to unlock the potential of complex mechanisms. Our world-class development teams develop prototypes for wild new concepts, do build-test-build engineering and field testing and transform successful designs into robot products. Our goal is to change your idea of what robots can do.
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http://www.bostondynamics.com
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- Industry
- Automation Machinery Manufacturing
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Waltham, MA
- Type
- Privately Held
- Specialties
- Robotics and Simulation
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Waltham, MA 02451, US
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Mountain View, CA 94043, US
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The world's first software-first mining company, Mariana Minerals is using rich data sources from the field to optimize their operations. They are deploying Spot at their Copper One facility in Utah to help capture the data they need, automating routine inspections and reducing strain on operators in the field.
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The point of a humanoid is not to be a human. It is to be more than one. Amanda McMaster, Interim CEO of Boston Dynamics, on the MACHINA stage: "We don't really want to be encumbered by the idea of what our human body is capable of doing. The idea is to be superhuman. The reason to have robots is that it can do things in a way that humans cannot, and augment human labor. So, we don't need a replacement for humans. We need something that's different." MACHINA Summit, Europe's Leading Physical AI Event. #MACHINA2026 #PhysicalAI #Robotics
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Following Atlas' groundbreaking live debut at the FIFA World Cup 2026™, we caught up with Seth Davis, senior program manager, to learn how this demonstration came together and what it takes to succeed in the field (and on the pitch). Read the full interview: https://bosdyn.co/4vAZKJr
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Boston Dynamics’ CEO reveals the strategy behind staying the best in the world at robotics 🎖️ At #Machina Summit 2026 (Sponsored by Path Robotics), #theCUBE’s John Furrier heard from Amanda McMaster, Interim CEO & Chief Financial Officer of Boston Dynamics, about how they are doubling down on its core strength while strategically leveraging partnerships to expand capabilities faster elsewhere. “We're going to lean in on what we're good at, which is we're experts. I would say what's made us popular in all those videos for years is whole body manipulation and control. We're the best in the world at that. We're going to lean in where we're good,” McMaster explained. “We're going to leverage partners where it makes sense, where we can get there faster, or it expands our capabilities in some other way. Everyone needs to be thinking about AI. You need to figure out what is your strategy for collecting data, and how are you going to scale it? Of course, that's a focal point for us,” he added. 💡 Get more insights! https://lnkd.in/gAqes6Uu #AI #EnterpriseAI #Robotics
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Boston Dynamics is testing a last-mile delivery solution, helping get packages from van to doorstep with less strain and greater efficiency. Learn how and why we're taking on one of the biggest supply chain challenges: https://bosdyn.co/4w2by8J
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Spot has arrived at Coca-Cola Europacific Partners in East Kilbride, Scotland! CCEP GB is keeping their maintenance and reliability team a step ahead with the latest features in Spot & Orbit, including AI Visual Inspections powered by Google Gemini Robotics. https://bosdyn.co/4eRb2UZ
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Did you see Atlas step into the spotlight at the FIFA World Cup 2026™? Atlas arrived pitchside at NYNJ Stadium in front of 80,000 people gathered to see Brazil vs Norway. After performing some of the sport’s most memorable player celebrations, Atlas helped kick-off the second half by delivering the match ball!