Technology Boston Dynamics now makes robotic police dogs. Are they useful hounds or dehumanizing machines? “Most people are applying notions from science fiction to what the robot’s doing.” ...

Police brought the robot back to Boston Dynamics for repairs. The company is interested in doing further research on Roscoe and will get the bomb squad a new robot dog, according to police.

Boston Dynamics' dog-like Spot robot is now helping the Massachusetts State Police navigate potentially dangerous situations instead of going viral.

Innovations Boston Dynamics’ ‘terrifying’ robotic dogs have been put to work by at least one police agency. The news prompted civil rights advocates to demand more transparency from law ...

Police Robot Dog Shot Three Times by Barricaded Suspect, Police Claim The Massachusetts State Police said the Boston Dynamics Robot, known as Spot, let them avoid sending humans or K9s into the ...

Spot, a robotic dog created by tech company Boston Dynamics, is being used across the nation to help assist law enforcement in the field. U.S. Politics Sports Entertainment Life Money Travel ...

Spot can open doors, pick up objects, and drag up to 50 pounds. It’s not actually a dog, it’s a robot that can complement human (and canine) police officers, and this robotic K9 is already ...

The New York Police Department has terminated its $94,000 contract with Boston Dynamics to lease a robotic police dog for use on patrols and investigations, the department confirmed to CNET on ...

Boston Dynamics’ Spot the robot dog was deployed by Massachusetts State Police at the Danvers shooting scene where a suspect was barricaded.

According to documents obtained by the American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts, the Massachusetts State Police leased a Spot robot dog from Boston Dynamics for 90 days ending on November 5 ...

Boston Dynamics, the company that made the robotic dog known as a SPOT robot, said in a statement that it was the first time one of them had been shot. “We are relieved that the only casualty ...

After a two-year suspension, Boston Dynamics’ four-legged Spot robot is back on duty with the New York Police Department. New York City Mayor Eric Adams said this week that the city has acquired ...