What's that, Lassie? Boston Dynamics is suing its robot dog tech rival?
conducted by the US Air Force using Ghost Robotics' semi-autonomous robot dogs at its Nellis base in Nevada. The base is used for air combat and tactical ground ops.
MIT spinoff Boston, which makes quadrupedal robots including the well-known"Spot" as well as two-legged ones like the bone-chilling, included pictures taken by Airman 1st Class Anabel Del Valle in the filing. It highlighted what it sees as similarities between Vision 60 and Spot in both the way they are structured and the way they operate.
Boston claims that Vision 60 and another of Ghost Robotics' robots, known as Spirit 40, infringe on its patents, including one related to how its robot dogs avoid obstacles while climbing stairs , and the methodology behind its walking gait and how it avoids being knocked off balance while moving . The Massachusetts robotics company said in the filing it had been tracking Ghost's moves, saying that its own"success with the Spot robot did not go unnoticed by competitors in the robotics industry, including Ghost Robotics." It claimed it first learned that Ghost Robotics entered the market and released products in 2020, and wrote to the company asking it to take a look at the relevant patents to ensure it"did not infringe Boston Dynamics' patent rights.
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