At the end of the year, the Bundeswehr received four Vision 60 walking robots ... did not want to turn its robot "Spot" into a war dog. The company also criticized Ghost Robotics' ambivalent ...

Sure, the quadruped robot might resemble a good boy ... This robo-dog, known as "Vision 60," comes from Philadelphia-based Ghost Robotics, a startup focused on legged robots.

Ghost Robotics' Vision 60 quadruped robot is already quite a versatile beast, capable of walking, running and even carrying a gun. Now, thanks to a third-party attachment, it can also "swim ...

Ghost Robotics plans to deliver at least six units of its Vision 60 UGV to the Japanese Self-Defense Forces in 2024, a company official told Janes on 15 March. The company has displayed Vision 60 ...

Legs folded underneath its body, a dog-shaped robot motors through ... amphibious adaptation is the Vision 60 Quadruped Uncrewed Ground Vehicle, or Q-UGV, from Ghost Robotics.

LiDAR, CBR/N detectors, multi-gas sensors, and more. With onboard NVIDIA Jetson computing technology, the Vision 60 is capable of real-time edge computing, according to Ghost Robotics. The robot ...

Its first robot, called Ghost Minitaur, made a splash in 2018, appearing on The Daily Show. The company is now best known for its larger UVG, the Vision 60 model, which has been tested by the US ...

Aerospace manufacturer LIG Nex 1 has acquired a 60% ... strip. Vision 60s were reportedly being used to surveil spaces like buildings and tunnels. There has not been any confirmation of weaponization ...

LIG Nex1 acquired 60 percent of Philadelphia-based Ghost Robotics for $240 million, the Korean defense company said Monday. The latest investment marks the Korean firm's entry in the robotics ...

Specifically, the case concerned seven patents held by Boston Dynamics, which the company claimed were infringed by Ghost Robotics with its four-legged robot dogs Vision 60 and Sprint 40.