Boston Dynamics Stretch
Mobile warehouse robot built to unload trucks and move boxes, with a smart gripper, vision and a long-reach arm on an omnidirectional base.
Excellent industrial robot (87/100). It stands out most for payload (100/100). Highlight: high case throughput. Main trade-off: enterprise pricing.
Score breakdown
Rated across 2 criteria
Specifications
- Payload
- 23 kg
- Reach
- Truck-depth
- throughput
- 700 cases/hr
- Axes
- 7
- mounting
- Mobile base
- use
- Case handling / unloading
Pros
- High case throughput
- Self-contained mobile base
- No fixed infrastructure
Cons
- Enterprise pricing
- Single task focus
Owner reviews
A top-tier industrial robot we recommend without hesitation
In our independent assessment, the Boston Dynamics Stretch earns 87/100 — an excellent industrial robot.
Its strongest area is payload (100/100), followed by axes (96/100). In practice, high case throughput.
At €150000, it sits at the premium end of the category. For most buyers in this category, it's one of the best choices you can make.
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What’s a cobot vs an industrial robot?
Collaborative robots (cobots) are built to work safely alongside people without guarding; traditional industrial arms are faster but usually need a safety cage.
How precise is it?
See the repeatability spec (in mm). Lower is more precise — most cobots repeat to within ±0.05 mm, easily handling assembly and machine tending.
How hard is it to program?
Modern cobots use drag-to-teach or tablet programming — you guide the arm through positions by hand. Complex jobs may still need an integrator.
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