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Spot Arm
Quadruped
Boston Dynamics

Spot Arm

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Adds mobile manipulation to Spot, enabling physical work in diverse environments.

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The Spot Arm is a robotic arm accessory for the Boston Dynamics Spot quadruped robot, providing 6 degrees of freedom and a gripper. It enables Spot to perform complex manipulation tasks, interact with its environment, and carry out both remote-controlled and autonomous operations in human-centric and hazardous settings.

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How much does Boston Dynamics Spot Arm cost?
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What are the known specifications of Boston Dynamics Spot Arm?
Payload: 11 kg · Weight: 8 kg · Speed: 10 m/s
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Specifications

Weight
8 kg
Payload
11 kg
Speed
10 m/s
Reach
984 mm (at full extension), 1800 mm (max height on robot)
Degrees of Freedom
6

Use cases

  • •Grasping, lifting, carrying, placing, and dragging objects
  • •Turning valves, flipping levers, and opening doors
  • •Inspection and physical work in hazardous environments

SDKs & programming

Arm APISpot SDK
Languages:
Python
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