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Discusses the purpose and scope of the safety and operations manual for the Spot robot.
Provides contact details and location for the manufacturer, Boston Dynamics, Inc.
Defines important terms used in the manual, such as Spot, Operator, Bystander, Mission, and Action.
Explains the meaning of different hazard symbols like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE, and REQUIRED READING.
Illustrates and labels the different parts of the Spot robot in its "stand" and "sit" poses.
Details the physical and power specifications of the Spot robot, including dimensions, weight, speed, and battery life.
Describes Spot as a legged robot for various terrains, emphasizing its sensors, motors, and attachment capability.
Defines Spot's professional use in industrial/supervised environments and lists prohibited uses.
Outlines Spot's operation in Manual (direct control) and Automatic (Autowalk missions) modes.
Explains Spot's movement types like Walk, Crawl, Quick-step slip prevention, and Stair mode.
Covers Operational Stop, Safety-related Stop, and Emergency Stop (E-Stop) button.
Details Spot's adjustable maximum speeds in Walk gait and factors affecting actual speed.
Explains Spot's perception system using cameras to avoid obstacles, noting limitations.
Describes the system of lights, buzzer, and speaker used to alert people to Spot's presence and status.
Lists nominal environmental conditions for Spot's operation, including surface, space, slopes, stairways, and lighting.
Guides users on performing additional risk assessments, considering severity and occurrence of hazards.
Provides general warnings about attachments affecting stability, unexpected movements, and environmental factors.
Mentions Spot is transported in customized cases and provides shipping case specifications.
Emphasizes powering off Spot before handling, moving, or lifting, and outlines pinch point risks.
Specifies storage conditions for Spot and its battery, recommending dry locations and temperature ranges.
States Spot requires no special fixtures and emphasizes 2-meter clearance and preparing a flat, stable surface.
Discusses how attachments are essential components that can alter risk estimations and compliance with regulations.
Details the removable lithium-ion battery and its setup, including warnings about handling and disposal.
Describes the Spot Dock as a recharging station and pass-through for Ethernet, listing setup conditions.
Explains how Spot's system settings are managed via the Admin Console, covering user management, network, and software updates.
Discusses Spot's network requirements for remote operation and supervision, covering WiFi, Ethernet, LTE, and Mesh radios.
Emphasizes the importance of keeping Spot and related equipment software updated for optimal performance.
Identifies physical controls on Spot, including power and motor lockout buttons and status lights.
Covers operating Spot using the tablet controller or a computer with Scout, emphasizing approved devices.
Outlines the three steps to start Spot: powering computers, resetting motor lockout, and starting motors.
Describes the two available stop commands: STOP (suspends motion) and CUT POWER (de-energizes motors).
Explains how to switch between manual and automatic modes without powering off motors.
Explains how to manage the auditory and visual warning system settings on the tablet controller.
Details the process of Spot docking with and undocking from the Spot Dock for recharging and mission continuation.
Covers operating Spot remotely using the tablet controller, detailing various menu bar options.
Covers Spot's automatic operation, following routes, performing Actions, and resolving navigation challenges.
Provides guidelines for safely controlling Spot on stairs or recording Autowalk missions involving stairs.
Guides users on how to help Spot recover from a fall, including checking for damage and using self-right capabilities.
Explains how to create bug reports or experiment logs to help diagnose issues with Spot.
Details the procedure for safely powering down Spot, including disconnecting and charging.
Lists precautions for operating near Spot, such as maintaining distance and giving it right of way.
States that users should not attempt service themselves and should contact Boston Dynamics Support for issues.
Emphasizes regular cleaning and preventive maintenance, following safe handling guidance.
Introduces SpotCheck as self-diagnostic routines to correct calibration issues with leg joints and cameras.
Presents the EU Declaration of Conformity document, including manufacturer details and product identification.
Shows examples of Spot's labels and nameplates, noting their location and production year.
General| Brand | Boston Acoustics |
|---|---|
| Model | SPOT |
| Category | Robotics |
| Language | English |
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