Boston Dynamics continues to surprise once again with its successful robot dogs. These robots, which have made quite a splash in the market since the day they were released, are now making a name for themselves in real life thanks to their various abilities. But Boston Dynamics’ Spot model takes all this to the next level.
Spot, which stands out with its high-level intelligence, undoubtedly shows itself in dance and other fields. Recently, the company showcased the video of Spot dog’s magnificent dance video. Spot, one of Boston Dynamics’ best monsters, imitated the dance of living legend Mick Jagger in this video.
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Boston Dynamics’ Spot robot impresses everyone with its Mick Jagger-style dance
In the video shared by the robotics company, Spot roared with the Jagger dance. In this dance video to honor the 40th anniversary of Tatto You from Stones’ 1981 album, Spot robot once again reminded Jagger of his glorious dance by accompanying the song ‘Start Me Up’ in the album.
Spot’s impressive abilities are already known to everyone. However, it is quite surprising that he has such high-level features to imitate Jagger’s dance exactly. Here’s the video below showing Spot’s amazing dance, second by second.
shiftdelete.netActually, this isn’t Spot’s first dance video. The robot, which is an important product of Boston, had previously demonstrated its skills in the song UpTown by the duo of Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars. Spot, which made a splash at the time, has now proven itself completely in this field by performing Jagger’s dance.
The robot, which Boston introduced to the user in 2020, is designed to be used in various fields. Boston, this popular robot; quadruple API marketed it as a robotic solution for use in areas such as industrial inspection and mapping. But Spot has made more of a name for himself with other talents in addition to his core business.
Spot, which has a price of $ 75,000, is currently used by large companies around the world. For example, Norwegian oil producer BP, auto industry giant Ford and a few other companies like these are taking advantage of Spot’s capabilities.