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Spot Robot Profile, Specs, Status
Spot robot profile: Boston Dynamics, deployed status, specs, pricing notes, use cases, AI platform, and related Biped.News coverage.
Current status: Deployed
Spot is the most commercially deployed legged robot in the world. Used for remote inspection in dangerous environments, construction site monitoring, and emergency response.
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| Field | Evidence in the database |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Boston Dynamics |
| Country | USA |
| Commercial status | Deployed |
| Category | Quadruped |
| Height | 59 cm |
| Weight | 32 kg |
| Payload | 14 kg |
| Battery runtime | 90 min |
| Top speed | 5.4 km/h |
| Degrees of freedom | 12 |
| Actuation | electric |
| AI platform | Boston Dynamics AI (Scout platform) |
| Pricing | $74,500/unit (disclosed) |
| Availability | Not publicly documented |
| Price verified | Not publicly documented |
| Deployment evidence | 1,000+ units deployed worldwide |
| Use cases | Inspection & maintenance, Construction, Hazardous & field operations, Security & public safety, Research & education |
| Last source verification | 2026-03-01 |
Deployment evidence
Canonical deployment summary: 1,000+ units deployed worldwide
Evidence timeline
Dated profile, specification, funding, deployment, safety, article and data changes from the public entity-update feed.
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- Humanoid Robots Are Running Into the Safety Questionarticle · medium confidence
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