This robo-dog, known as "Vision 60," comes from Philadelphia-based Ghost Robotics, a startup focused on legged robots. Previously, we've spotted Vision 60 robots in U.S. military service during a ...

US special operations forces (SOF) are considering the integration of various kinetic weapon systems on robotic dogs or ...

The image above shows a quadrupedal robot — a Vision 60 unit built by US firm Ghost Robotics — that’s been equipped with a custom gun by small-arms specialists Sword International.

Ghost’s Vision 60 robots will soon be used to patrol on base, enhancing security and surveillance, at Tyndall Air Force Base, east of Panama City, Florida. Initially, these robots are remote ...

The robot in question is a “Ghost Robotics Vision 60 Quadrupedal-Unmanned Ground Vehicle,” armed with what is thought to be an AR-15 or M16 rifle in a rotating turret. The system relies on ...

The dispute arose from alleged infringement against a Boston Dynamics patent over legged robots. Exacerbating the battle was Ghost’s seeming agnosticism with regard to military-mounted weaponry ...