5 Things You Can Do With Your Wildly Expensive Robot Dog

If you have a half-decent internet connection, you've probably seen a certain horrifying robotic dog named Spot on YouTube. From opening doors, to dancing to Bruno Mars songs, and helping do real stuff on construction sites, it seems Spot has it all.

Now, more than three years after its introduction, Spot is available to lease for the first time—the first time the robot creation has ever been available to the public. Just two quick things: one robot is going to cost you at least the price of a car and you can't even keep it.

Two, only a select few will get the chance to take one of these lil' guys out of the lab at Boston Dynamics.

So if you've got a good enough idea for ways to use Spot (and the company admits it's still figuring that part out, themselves), you can fill out this form for a chance to lease one. But we've compiled a list of five fun things you could do with your metallic best friend to get the ideas flowing.

1