The World Cup has always been a showcase for whatever the host nation wants the world to think it’s good at. In 2026, Hyundai apparently wants the world to know it builds robot dogs. Good news: that’s ...

Hyundai Motor may have just struck an incredible bargain — or maybe SoftBank is hard up for cash.

Boston Dynamics senior director of product for software and quadrupeds, Merry Frayne, discusses how their dog-like Spot robots are being deployed at live stadiums for surveillance and security.

One of the most unexpected attractions at the 2026 Genesis Invitational wasn’t a golfer or a leaderboard move. Instead, it was Spot, the agile four-legged robot dog developed by Boston Dynamics, ...

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Boston Dynamics' Spot robot dog is being tested for package delivery, tackling the last 50 feet from truck to doorstep.

The $357,000 robot dog, funded through a federal grant, completed its first deployment and is expected to respond to ...

Boston Dynamics fitted Spot with a conveyor belt to carry packages from delivery vans to front doors, targeting the last 50 feet of the logistics chain.

Robots such as Boston Dynamics’ four-legged Spot can now accurately read analog thermometers and pressure gauges while roaming around factories and warehouses. Those improvements come courtesy of ...

The World Cup has always been a showcase for whatever the host nation wants the world to think it’s good at. In 2026, Hyundai apparently wants the world to know it builds robot dogs. Good news: that’s ...