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Tackling the Toughest Jobs in the Warehouse | Boston Dynamics



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How is Stretch tackling one of the toughest jobs in the warehouse? With an advanced vision system, a smart gripper, speed, and strength, our automated case handling robot Stretch does the heavy lifting to safely unload trailers and containers.

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25 thoughts on “Tackling the Toughest Jobs in the Warehouse | Boston Dynamics
  1. To all those whining in comments:
    Keep inventing an edge cases, meatbag. Those are like 1% of the whole volume of work. And we are proud to leave them for ya to unload.

  2. Anyone who has ever had to do this for 8 hours in a hot warehouse is down on their knees thanking you for this innovation. Let's hope it gets implemented in a smart way.

  3. Okay so here it is. And the guy behind the computer is I'm behind the control and all. That was supposed to say control panel but I will go with anal. You guys got this on the other and don't post it. If you do hear you got bigger balls than me 🏁💯🎯

  4. Pretty cool, but can it work faster than a person can safely work? Because thats how fast people do those jobs already

  5. Lol, did this job for the home depot for a while, never saw a trailer that didn't look like it had just driven off a cliff before it got to us.

  6. None of the boxes are ever stacked like that and they’re never the same size plus, they’re not even interlocked this isn’t very realistic.

  7. Boston Dynamics is doing very badly with android robots if they have taken up the outdated technologies of robotic manipulators from the 70s and 80s of the last century.

  8. Having worked in a very big shipping hub, I can say for a fact, very few, if any trailers come in loaded like that! Even if the trailer was loaded by a robot, boxes just don’t stack like that, they are all over the place in size, weight and material. It’s a crappy job and having a robot to do it would be great but I don’t think it’d save much in manpower as you’d need someone there to do all the odd shaped and damaged stuff. A robot can’t handle a parcel and know the box is pretty thin, and the weight is all concentrated in one place, so might fail if you don’t support it from the bottom as you lift it. I think any time saved using robots, would be spent clearing up spills and damaged goods.

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