Boston Dynamics filed a suit in the Delaware court system on November 11, alleging Ghost of infringing on multiple patents.

The Portland Air National Guard Base (PANGB) is now using a robot dog for patrol duties, the squad to grow to three such machines in the near future.

Boston Dynamics and Ghost Robotics settle disputes over patents for the Spot robot dog. Now they even want to work together and have big goals.

Ghost Robotics says this legged solution can be used not only for defense purposes, but also for “industrial, mining, energy, construction, logistics and public safety markets.

The Air Force said in 2020 that Tyndall Air Force Base and the 325th Security Forces Squadron worked with Ghost Robotics and would incorporate the robot dogs into their patrolling regiment.

Ghost Robotics is a competitor of Google-owned Boston Dynamics, which created a stir on social media with a video of a door-opening robot dog a number of years ago, and has since devised a robot ...

Boston Dynamics and Ghost Robotics have both offered similarly unsettling four-legged automatons to consumers for a few years now—although only one of those companies recently strapped a sniper ...

Boston Dynamics is suing competitor Ghost Robotics for allegedly infringing on seven patents related to its robot dog, the Spot quadruped.  ...

A robotics company has stirred controversy online after attaching a sniper rifle to the back of a robot dog.

The Ghost Robotics Vision 60 robot, a four-legged dog-like robot, was seen alongside base security personnel. The service is apparently testing the robo-dogs as a way to patrol small battle spaces ...