Spot the robotic canine has by no means been afraid to bust a transfer, and for its newest showpiece the quadruped has taken after the Rolling Stones in celebration of the 1981 album Tattoo You. “Spot me up” sees a quartet of Spots recreate the teams’ basic monitor “Begin me up” with a powerful quantity of fluidity and pizzazz, even doing their greatest to mouth alongside to phrases.
Boston Dynamics has beforehand turned to the artwork of dance to point out off what its robots can do, having had Spot twerk and boogie to a canopy of “Uptown Funk” and choreographing a robotic dance to the basic “Do You Love Me?” involving its total lineup.
Such shows are an eye catching demonstration of how the mechanics and class of its machines are progressing, and the newest exhibition is one other modern instance. The clip begins with a splitscreen that includes Mick Jagger alongside a solo Spot, with the quadruped seamlessly mirroring the legendary frontman’s strikes as the enduring intro performs out.
The pair are then joined by the three extra band members and three extra dancing Spots because the music progresses, with the robots recreating the strikes of their human counterparts with a powerful quantity of element and swagger. Test it out beneath.
“Spot Me Up” | The Rolling Stones & Boston Dynamics
