Senzary resells and integrates Boston Dynamics Spot with IoT-LogIQ, so every walk Spot makes is guided by live sensor context and every finding becomes an alarm, a work order and part of the asset record.
Most operators combine fixed sensors, manual inspections and mobile robots — each on the use case it serves best. IoT-LogIQ is the layer that ties the three together: fixed wireless sensors report around the clock, Spot collects repeatable readings along its route, and people are sent in only where judgment or repair is needed.
| Outcome | Fixed sensors on IoT-LogIQ | Spot | Together |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data availability | Constant stream from each instrumented point | Repeatable readings across many assets per walk, limited by battery cycles | Continuous coverage on critical points, route coverage on everything between them |
| Accuracy | Same point, same conditions, every reading | Same position and angle on every walk | Spot readings validated against the sensor on the same asset |
| Responsiveness | Detects the change the moment it happens at the instrumented point | Reroutable to new locations and teleoperated for ad-hoc checks | A sensor alarm dispatches Spot to the exact asset within minutes |
| Worker impact | Fewer trips into hazardous areas | Keeps people out of heat, pressure, gas and elevation during rounds | People enter an area after Spot has confirmed what is there |
| Cost | Grows with the number of points instrumented | Higher start-up, lower recurring labor | Sensors where continuity pays, Spot for breadth, labor for repair |
The integration runs on Boston Dynamics' published Orbit interfaces. IoT-LogIQ receives Spot's inspection events through signed Orbit webhooks, dispatches missions through the Orbit web API, and answers Spot's in-mission network callbacks with live readings from the asset it is standing in front of.
Orbit pushes inspection results by HTTP POST to registered webhooks, each request signed with an HMAC-SHA256 secret. IoT-LogIQ verifies the signature and files every capture against the asset it belongs to.
The Orbit web API lets IoT-LogIQ create calendar events that play a mission and dispatch generated missions to a robot, so an alarm on an asset can send Spot to that asset on its own.
Spot missions support network request callbacks. At an inspection point Spot can ask IoT-LogIQ for the live sensor values and thresholds of that asset and adjust what it captures.
Technical basis: Boston Dynamics Spot SDK documentation — Orbit API, Orbit webhook integrations, bosdyn-orbit client, mission network request callbacks.
Each use case pairs a trigger from the sensor layer with an action by Spot and a result delivered to the people and systems responsible.
Operators work from one view: the site hierarchy, the alarm that triggered the mission, Spot's progress, the evidence it captured and the sensor trend on the same asset.
Example inputs: 8 hours per day of manual rounds replaced at $85/h, 10 unplanned downtime events avoided per year at $350,000 each, 150 fixed sensor points covered by Spot's route at $1,050 each. Adjust the sliders for your site.
Investment assumes $150,000 for Boston Dynamics Spot and a $100,000 Senzary IoT-LogIQ scope. Senzary scope to be finalized.
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