Jetson Partners with SWAE to Create a High-Tech Robot Dog

Today Jetson and SWAE announced their partnership to bring new innovative products and experiences to market. The first joint project a high-tech robot dog, which was showcased today at the exclusive "PREBBLE" car-show at Ancillary Studios in Los Angeles.

This product is a custom design by SWAE based on the famous Boston Dynamics robot dog “Spot”. A revolution in robotics, Spot was first revealed to the world in 2016. Since then, the industry leading engineers at Boston Dynamics have continued to push the limits of what's possible for their four-legged friend.

"We imagine that this product could perform an automated pre-flight inspection and ensure that bystanders do keep a safety distance during take-off.", said Stéphan D’haene, CEO Jetson

SWAE used innovative design, production techniques, and 3D printing to reimagine Spot. The SWAE team managed to beautifully capture the brand essence and design language of Jetson. This Spot inspired unit can either be fully remote-controlled or set to move around autonomously and perform pre-defined tasks.

This new product made a great success today as he met hundreds of sports car enthusiasts at the annual "PREBBLE" car-show at Ancillary Studios in Los Angeles. Expect to see more of both Jetson ONE and the robot dog soon!

About SWAE "SWAE is a research and development studio in Northwest Montana exploring the bleeding edge of product and potential. Leveraging the unconventional application of new methods and technologies, we undertake previously unattainable projects intended to inspire. Each effort reflects the dualities that define our community, including but not limited to nature and technology, exploration and understanding, independence and collaboration, modernity and heritage. We interpret these references through a lens of innovation, pushing ourselves and our products to create new connections capable of catalyzing a community of dreamers to dig deeper, reach higher, and touch the edge of what’s possible."