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The robot’s lifelike movement catches the attention of a real dog. Here’s the video

This is the latest quadruped robot from Google’s Boston Dynamics group, and the only one outside of the military.

See spot run demo video in the Playground parking lot.

14 responses to “See Spot Run — Dog vs. Robot”

  1. IMG_9756With another electric vehicle…IMG_9738 Cosmo (the dog) is quite special when it comes to Android. Other Playground dogs: IMG_9714IMG_9716

  2. Hey Steve! I’m a producer at Discovery Canada – would love to feature the video on the show today. Email me at Vanessa.Salas@bellmedia.ca and let me know what you think.

  3. Just to clarify – the video of dog and Spot!

  4. Hey I’m a producer at NowThis and these photos and the video on your youtube page is amazing. I would love to make a video about it for NowThis. I will give you full credit for the footage! Please email me at jasmine@nowthismedia.com thanks!

  5. On Cnet: Google’s robot dog meets a real dog and gets trash-talked

    http://www.cnet.com/news/google-robot-dog-military-boston-dynamics/

  6. All part of the Google Master Plan: Robots –> Skynet –> Terminator –> Google Security –> User Happiness.

    They had it all figured out in 2005Google Master Plan (frame 3)

  7. And the video got 1M views on my birthday! With news pickup around the world… Timeand the Reddit remix machine Gark Bark

  8. That is pretty awesome. That pup looks less than impressed with our new robot overlords.

  9. And there are well over 5 million views now, across my post, the AP, BBC, Fox, CBS and NBC. Wow. We acclimate to these technologies, but they are magic to most on first encounter. Several people commented on YouTube that they think the video will be “historic” NBC 1AP 2NBC 2

  10. and today’s news: Google is looking to sell Boston Dynamics…. And Spot has a cameo in the new Silicon Valley teaser.

  11. Very interesting. Great photostream.

  12. wow…. the advances here remind me of those time lapse video snippets of video games from the 1970s to today…. Just released, parkour on foot: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSjKoEva5bg

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