Stretch is Boston Dynamics' commercial warehouse robot designed for autonomous box moving and truck unloading. It features a mobile omni-directional base, a powerful suction gripper arm, 2D/3D sensors on an articulated perception mast, and AI-based box detection. Used by DHL, H&M, Gap, and other major logistics customers.
Primary use case: Warehouse case handling, container unloading, and case picking.
Locomotion
unknown
Balance
static
Hand Type
unknown
Max Lift/Arm
1.5 kg
Charging Time
1.75 hrs
Autonomy Level
unknown
AI Capabilities
manipulation
Onboard Compute
custom compute
Availability
unknown
Primary Use Case
Warehouse case handling, container unloading, and case picking.
The new Stretch features an updated modular design that enables “plug and play” part swaps. | Source: Boston Dynamics Boston Dynamics Inc. this week unveiled Stretch Gen 2, the latest generation of its autonomous mobile trailer unloading robot. With over 100,000 operating hours and tens of millions of boxes handled under its belt, the company built the updated robot to maximize uptime and streamline maintenance. Brian Donnelly, the vice president and general manager of logistics robotics at Boston Dynamics, told <a href="https://www.therobotreport.com
Boston Dynamics Unveils Stretch Gen 2 Autonomous Trailer-Unloading Robot
Boston Dynamics' Stretch Gen 2 cuts robot repair time to just one hour