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Wildcat

Built by Boston Dynamics · United States

Updated Jul 2026·methodology
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The Wildcat is a Quadruped developed by Boston Dynamics (United States), launched 2011. Key specifications: weight 11 kg, payload 30 kg, ip rating IP67, battery 4 h.

RoboScore

42.3/ 100

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No confirmed deployment on record — this score reflects the rest of the record, not verified adoption.

4 of 9 signals present

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Weighted factors

average of the 4 scored · blanks don't count

Commercial maturity20%25/100
Deployment footprint20%unknown
Proven track record12%unknown
Spec completeness12%91/100
Company financial health12%unknown
Company maturity8%100/100
Manufacturer portfolio6%92/100
Media mentions (trailing 12 months)6%unknown
Independent recognition4%unknown

Not in the Quadruped standing. The standings cover robots first sold from 2020 onward, and this one launched in 2011. Its Robo Score above is unaffected — the score is the evidence, the standing is only who it is listed against.

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Overview

WildCat was built for speed, making it the fastest quadruped robot on Earth. 19 mph on flat terrain. Dynamic balance. Variable gait and mobility options.

Flagship features

  • Fastest quadruped robot on Earth, reaching 19 mph
  • Dynamic balance capabilities for varied terrain
  • Designed for high-speed operation with versatile mobility options

Buyer decision signals

Viability

est. 1992

New electric Atlas announced

Price

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Specifications

Category: Quadruped
Weight
11 kg
Payload
30 kg
IP rating
IP67
Battery
4 h
Environments
both
Price tier
20-40K
VerifiedSelf-reportedEstimated

Company profile

Founded
1992

Detailed specifications

What it is built for2
Applications
warehouse transport,teleoperation
Industries Served
manufacturing,logistics,construction
Size & capacity2
Height Mm
1900
Lifting Capacity Kg
50
Movement & precision2
Dof Total
56
Walking Speed Ms
8.5
Controls & integration1
Sensor Suite
tactile,360° camera
Safety & certification2
Operating Temp
-20° to 40°C (-4° to 104°F)
Safety Certification
IP67
Buying & support1
Datasheet Url
Preview PDF online
Other details1
Running Speed Ms
8.5

Who runs it· deployment evidence

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Company milestones

  • Apr 2024LaunchNew electric Atlas announced
  • Mar 2021LaunchStretch launched as warehouse automation robot
  • Feb 2021LaunchSpot expanded product line revealed
  • Feb 2021LaunchSpot Arm launched with expanded Spot product line
  • May 2020LaunchSpot launched commercially
  • Mar 2019DeploymentHandle warehouse use announced
  • 2026Deployment2026 Atlas deployments committed to Hyundai and Google DeepMind
  • 2026LaunchProduction of redesigned Atlas begins

Frequently asked questions

Who makes the Wildcat?
The Wildcat is developed by Boston Dynamics, based in United States.
What type of robot is the Wildcat?
The Wildcat is a Quadruped made by Boston Dynamics.
How much does the Wildcat cost?
Pricing for the Wildcat is not publicly listed — contact Boston Dynamics for a quote.
When was the Wildcat launched?
The Wildcat was launched in 2011.
What are the key specifications of the Wildcat?
Key specifications of the Wildcat: weight 11 kg, payload 30 kg, ip rating IP67, battery 4 h, environments both.

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