Rocos, a robot operations software platform, has partnered with Boston Dynamics, a leader in mobile robotics, to enhance Spot’s existing capabilities. When combined with the Rocos platform, Spot can be managed from a remote location, with missions designed and edited on the fly. This enables sensor data to be collected on the mission and accessed by remote teams.
Plus, the robotic dog can now be manually teleoperated to investigate issues, capture new data, or be redirected as required. Straight from the factory, Spot is already capable of navigating rugged environments to capture data in real-time, while providing real-time anomaly detection as well as access to historic digital records for comparison.
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The age of autonomous robots is upon us. We’re working with organizations like Boston Dynamics to help accelerate the adoption of robotics. By connecting robots to the cloud, we can help them combine a cloud software layer with robotics to achieve physical automation at scale. Our customers are augmenting their human workforces to automate physical processes that are often dull, dirty, or dangerous. I’m excited to be working with the world-class team at Boston Dynamics,” said David Inggs, Rocos CEO
