Boston Dynamics built Stretch Gen 2 for reliable, consistent performance

Boston Dynamics launched Stretch Gen 2, a mobile robot that unloads shipping containers. The redesign uses modular parts and automotive connectors to reduce repair times. Warehouse teams can unload up to 1,000 cases an hour without manual box lifting.

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