Ghost Robotics

• Vision 60

• Customer site

  2025-09-23 - Ghost Robotics deployed Vision 60 Q-UGVs to autonomously patrol refinery grounds for gas detection, thermal imaging, visual inspection, and 24/7 monitoring. - single industrial site - hazardous refinery grounds

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• Customer site

  2025-09-23 - Ghost Robotics reported Vision 60 use with Japan Ground Self-Defense Force teams in earthquake-stricken areas for search, logistics, and safety operations. - disaster response operations - earthquake-stricken areas in Japan

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• Customer site

  2025-09-23 - Ghost Robotics reported Vision 60 deployment for autonomous perimeter patrol and security operations at a mountainous Air Force base. - single defense site - mountainous Air Force base

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Supply chain relationships

• NVIDIA

  Inbound - Compute & Control - Ghost Robotics specifies NVIDIA Xavier 32GB compute in Vision 60

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• Henkel

  Inbound - materials and robotics supply chain - Ghost Robotics uses Henkel LOCTITE 3172 and 3843 materials for Spirit-series parts printed on Origin One

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• D3 Embedded

  Inbound - Manufacturing - D3 Embedded designed, prototyped, tested and produced Ghost Robotics’ five-camera vision system

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• D3 Embedded

  Inbound - Perception System - D3 Embedded produced cameras and a connectivity board for a Ghost Robotics five-camera vision system

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• Stratasys

  Inbound - Manufacturing - Ghost Robotics uses Stratasys Origin One to produce nine Spirit-series parts, including legs, toes and side panels

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• Gavin Kenneally - Co-Founder and CEO - Central founder/operator row for Ghost Robotics' legged ground robot work in defence, security and industrial environments.
• Avik De - Co-Founder

Events

• 2025-12-11 - Product Launch - Ghost Robotics launches manipulator arm for the Vision 60 Q-UGV

  Ghost Robotics announced a new manipulator arm for the Vision 60, extending the platform from sensing and mobility into interaction and object-handling workflows. The release positioned the arm as an expansion of the Vision 60's modular payload architecture for defense and commercial field use. Ghost framed the launch as broadening the range of missions the quadruped can perform in real-world operational environments.

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• 2025-09-23 - Deployment - Ghost Robotics deploys Vision 60 for earthquake disaster relief with Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force

  Ghost Robotics said quadrupedal unmanned ground vehicles were used by the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force in the Noto Peninsula after the January 2024 earthquake. The robots were used to deliver small payloads, conduct reconnaissance in unstable areas, and support communications where infrastructure was down. Ghost said the platform's four-legged mobility allowed it to traverse rubble, stairwells, and uneven debris-laden terrain during relief operations.

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• 2025-09-23 - Deployment - Ghost Robotics deploys Vision 60 for autonomous industrial inspection in hazardous refinery environments

  Ghost Robotics said it deployed the Vision 60 Q-UGV with gas-detection, thermal-imaging, and visual-inspection payloads to patrol refinery infrastructure. The case study said the robot navigated stairs, grating, narrow walkways, and uneven terrain while operating autonomously or by remote teleoperation. Ghost said the deployment reduced human entry into high-risk zones, lowered unplanned downtime through early anomaly detection, and enabled continuous 24/7 monitoring.

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• 2025-09-23 - Deployment - Ghost Robotics deploys Vision 60 for autonomous perimeter security at a mountainous Air Force base

  Ghost Robotics said it proposed and deployed Vision 60 Q-UGV robots to patrol steep and hazardous terrain surrounding an Air Force base flight-line perimeter. The case study said the deployment reduced the number of defenders assigned to perimeter patrol from three per day to zero, returning 63 hours per month to the base. Ghost said the robots expanded patrol coverage by roughly four miles of terrain that had previously gone unpatrolled because of safety risks.

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• 2024-07-29 - Acquisition - Ghost Robotics and LIG Nex1 close majority-stake acquisition

  Ghost Robotics and LIG Nex1 announced the close of LIG Nex1's acquisition of a 60% controlling stake in Ghost Robotics. The release said the deal valued Ghost Robotics at $400 million, with LIG Nex1 acquiring control for $240 million. Ghost said the transaction would support scaling and next-generation robotic system development across defense and industrial markets.

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• 2023-01-24 - Partnership - AT&T and Ghost Robotics expand network-connected robotic dog offering for public safety and defense

  AT&T said it expanded its solution offering to include network-connected robotic dogs in collaboration with Ghost Robotics for public safety, defense, and commercial users. The announcement tied the robots to FirstNet connectivity, BVLOS command and control, and payload options including cameras, sensors, drones, and robotic arms. AT&T also cited an early military use case at Tyndall Air Force Base, where the robots were used for flight-line and perimeter patrol.

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Relationships

• AT&T

  Technology Partner - Ghost Robotics has a public integration relationship with AT&T.

• Rajant Corporation

  Robotics Networking Partner - Rajant and Ghost Robotics collaborated on autonomous ground-and-air demonstrations, including DARPA work with Vision 60 quadrupeds and small UAVs.

• LIG Nex1

  Parent Company - Ghost Robotics is listed as a subsidiary or controlled company of LIG Nex1.

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Context tags

• Quadruped field robotics - Peer Group - Vision 60 is a Quadrupedal Unmanned Ground Vehicle for real-world commercial and defence environments.
• Robot OEM - Stack Layer - Ghost Robotics builds complete Vision 60 Q-UGV platforms.
• Defence customers - Customer Environment - Official positioning includes defence needs.
• Quadruped robotics builder - Peer Group - Official Ghost Robotics material documents Vision 60 as a defining quadrupedal unmanned ground vehicle family: https://www.ghostrobotics.io/vision-60
• Legged locomotion - Capability - Vision 60 is a quadrupedal robot.
• Tactical autonomous missions - Workflow - Vision 60 is built for defence needs and unstructured environments; keep mission autonomy derived unless tied to a named deployment.
• Autonomous navigation - Capability - All-terrain field UGV posture supports autonomous navigation context, but exact autonomy should remain source-specific.
• Commercial deployment - Commercial Stage - Vision 60 is a commercial product platform, but deployment maturity should be tied to named customers separately.
• Facility patrol - Workflow - Quadruped UGV posture supports patrol/security-style field operations.