In your operation
Automate repeated carton unloading
Stretch transfers floor-loaded cartons from trailers and containers to a conveyor. It takes on the repeated lifting at the inbound dock while staff manage the wider receiving process.
Product
Boston DynamicsMovers & material handling
Boston Dynamics Stretch
A mobile case-handling robot that identifies and moves varied boxes, designed to automate physically demanding warehouse unloading workflows.
- Case weight
- Up to 23 kg
- Unloading rate
- 600–800/h
- Runtime
- Up to 16 h
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Product profile
Take repetitive case lifting out of trailer unloading
Load moving
- Product type
- Movers & material handling
- Best for
- Warehousing & logistics
- Environment
- Indoor
What it does for your operation
Task performance
Handle mixed cases without a fixed stack pattern
The vision system identifies cases in varied sizes and stack arrangements. The vacuum gripper handles suitable cardboard cases up to 50 lb, approximately 23 kg.
Daily operation
Recover when the stack changes during unloading
The robot can detect and retrieve boxes that shift or fall during the task. This helps the unload continue through changes that otherwise interrupt a fixed sequence.
Site fit
Connect unloading to the takeaway conveyor
Match dock access, trailer position and conveyor capacity to the unloading workflow. Compatible telescopic conveyors extend and retract with the robot as unloading progresses.
Configuration
Match cases to the gripper
Eligible packages are rectangular cardboard boxes with taped or glued flaps. Case faces range from approximately 15 to 91 cm; packaging condition and the gripping surface also affect suitability.
Operating conditions
IndoorWill it work at your site?
Access & operating limits
- Dock and trailer
- Validate access, dock transitions and floor loading for the robot.
- Cases
- Test case dimensions, weight, packaging condition and gripping surfaces.
- Handover
- Provide a compatible conveyor and clear downstream handling route.
The unloading setup includes a robot position, compatible conveyor handover and a validated carton range. Dock access and floor loading are checked before deployment.
Typical applications
Load moving
Technical specifications.
- Maximum case weight
- 23 kg
- Unloading rate
- 600–800 cases/h; depends on freight and workflow
- Runtime
- Up to 16 h
- Typical charge to 90%
- 2 h under nominal conditions
- Base footprint
- 1,000 × 1,250 mm
- Robot mass
- Approximately 1,300 kg
- Case face dimensions
- Approximately 15–91 cm, subject to gripping suitability
Before you decide.
Which packages can Stretch handle?
It handles suitable rectangular cardboard cases within its weight and size limits. Test the actual package surfaces, damage levels and loading patterns before setting the unload plan.
What determines the unloading rate?
The stated range is 600–800 cases per hour. Box mix, packing pattern and downstream conveyor flow affect the result, so use a representative unload test for planning.
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