OUR Boston Dynamics today is one of the leading manufacturers of robots, and last year announced the release of its latest robot.stretch‘ who can work in warehouses doing the work of loading and unloading crates. The model, which it turns out is still in development, was launched this week by a company that Pre-sales for 2023 and 2024 have begun..

According to the official statement of the company, its new model may diversified packaging management work, with different types and sizes. The model is designed to work indoors and outdoors on trucks and other hard-to-reach places. load up to 22 kg and is a stand-alone solution ready to be installed in a modern warehouse infrastructure in just a few days.

“Stretch makes logistics operations more efficient and predictable, and improves safety by taking on some of the most physically demanding jobs in a warehouse. Many of our early customers have already committed to scaling the robot, so we’re excited that Stretch will soon be working more broadly to help retailers and logistics companies cope with growing demand for goods.”
Robert Plater, CEO of Boston Dynamics, said.

Credits: Replay/Engadget/Boston Dynamics

OUR Boston Dynamics says the model could be one solution to current labor and supply chain challenges that are causing problems for companies that can’t keep goods flowing.

From what the manufacturer said, DHL supply chain was the first company to acquire robots.stretch‘. The pre-purchase, made by the logistics giant, was worth $15 million and is part of the company’s plans to further automate its warehouses in North America.

According to the portal TechCrunchvia Engadget, gap and HOUR&M are also two multinational corporations that are interested in automating their warehouses with new robots from Boston Dynamics.

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Via: Engadget Source: Boston Dynamics