The U.S. Air Force recently used dog-like robots at a major battle exercise. The Ghost Robotics Vision 60 is being tested the Australian Army and U.S. Air Force for patrol and security duties.

Military robot dogs with guns are sparking outrage online. Ghost Robotics is a robotics company that was formally founded in 2015 with the mission to create “robots that feel the world.” ...

Ghost Robotics is selling a majority stake for $240M, dodging months of protests over military uses South Korean company LIG Nex1, a defense contractor and aerospace manufacturer, expects to finalize ...

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.

The military robot dogs market is expected to grow at a 7.5% CAGR from 2025-2033, driven by rising demand for versatile unmanned systems in combat and surveillance. Key players like Boston ...

Ghost Robotics did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment made outside of normal working hours. Parikh told CNN that robot dogs on the US border aren't part of a military effort.

Spot the robot dog sees a rival with Ghost Robotics, but it now faces patent lawsuits from Boston Dynamics.

The 325th Security Forces Squadron will soon start using semi-autonomous droids developed by Ghost Robotics.