4-legged robot "Spot Mini" on display at SoftBank event

4-legged robot "Spot Mini" on display at SoftBank event

Spot Mini, a four-legged robot developed by U.S.-based robotics company Boston Dynamics, is on display at a SoftBank Group Corp. event in Tokyo on July 20, 2017, with SoftBank Chairman Masayoshi Son standing nearby. The Japanese telecommunications and internet services giant had agreed to buy Boston Dynamics from Alphabet Inc., Google's holding company. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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