The French army used Boston Dynamics' Spot robot in a training exercise this week. The exercise was to assess how useful robots like Spot would be in real-life combat situations. Spot ran out of ...

Roughly two and a half years after their patent battle began, Boston Dynamics and Ghost Robotics have settled the dispute on reasonably amicable terms.

Boston Dynamics robotic dog Spot was one of several robots tested by the French army during training sessions at a military school in the northwest of France.

But it seems as though Boston Dynamics has already lost track of how its robots are being deployed — which isn't reassuring. Besides, if anything were to go wrong, who will hold the blame?

Boston Dynamics’ quadruped Spot robot has appeared in military exercises with the French army. The machine, alongside many others, is being tested to prepare military students for the ...

Google’s robotics division just got a lot bigger with the acquisition of Boston Dynamics, a company that makes four-legged walking robots for the military.

A video circulated over the internet appearing to show a robot getting beaten and shot at. It’s a CGI fake — a parody of the clips put out by engineering company Boston Dynamics. However, it ...

Boston Dynamics recently pledged not to make weaponized machines. But experts believe this won't stop the army from using armed robots.

In an open letter released today, the cutting-edge robotics company committed to not weaponizing its products and discouraged the weaponization of robots in general.

Boston Dynamics wants to ensure its place in the creepy robot dog market. The tech company has filed a complaint against Philadelphia-based Ghost Robotics claiming that the latter has infringed on ...