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 ...

Ghost Robotics has taken a more hands-off approach. In October 2021, the company made headlines by exhibiting a version of its product with a gun mounted on it.

Per the video, Ghost Robotics' Vision 60 Q-UGV features a small turret, which holds the rifle, a targeting system, and a GoPro-like camera mounted on the front of its body.

Ghost is most recognized for the model called the Vision 60, a robot dog that can climb across uneven ground and is durable in a variety of weather conditions. In 2022, Boston Dynamics sued Ghost, ...

The 112-lb Vision 60 drone has a top speed of 10 feet per second and can cover up to 10 km, or around 6.2 miles, per Ghost Robotics.

The U.S. Army has dispatched a “robot dog” equipped with an AI-enabled gun turret to the Middle East, marking a new phase in counter-drone technology testing, according to a new report. Recent images ...

Killer robot dogs are no longer science fiction—they’re here. The U.S. military is deploying armed quadrupedal robots like Ghost Robotics’ Vision 60, equipped with AI-enabled weapons, rifles ...

L IG Nex1, the flagship company of South Korean conglomerate LIG Group, has acquired a 60% stake worth 332 billion won ($240 million) in Ghost Robotics, a U.S. maker of four-legged robots.

Photos published to the Defense Visual Information Distribution Service last week show a Ghost Robotics Vision 60 Quadrupedal-Unmanned Ground Vehicle, or Q-UGV, armed with what appears to be an AR ...

The Ghost Robotics Vision 60 is specifically designed for the US military rather than a modified civilian device.

Airmen assigned to the 375th Security Forces Squadron function check the Ghost Robotics Vision 60 semi-autonomous robot dog before a demonstration at Scott Air Force Base, Ill., Dec 14, 2020.