Ghost Robotics Vision 60

A mid-size all-weather quadruped robot from Philadelphia's Ghost Robotics, used mainly for defense and security.

Vision 60 is a mid-size quadruped robot from Ghost Robotics, based in Philadelphia; the company's own designation for it is Q-UGV (quadruped unmanned ground vehicle). It's built mainly for defense, security, and industrial inspection work. Published specs: about 51 kg unloaded weight, roughly 10 kg payload, an IP67 rating (dust-tight and able to survive brief submersion), an operating range of −40 to 55 °C, a top speed of about 3 m/s, and roughly 10 km of range per charge. It has patrolled multiple U.S. Air Force bases since late 2020. In July 2024, the South Korean defense company LIG Nex1 acquired a 60% stake in Ghost Robotics for about US$240 million. Compared with Boston Dynamics' Spot, Vision 60 puts more emphasis on durability in harsh environments, and can carry mission payloads such as sensors and robotic arms.

ExampleA U.S. Air Force base runs Vision 60 with a mounted camera on automated patrols along its perimeter fence.

Also called

Vision 60, V60, Q-UGV

Related

Quadruped Robot · Boston Dynamics Spot · ANYbotics ANYmal · Special-purpose Robot · Ingress Protection (IP) Rating · Legged Mobile Manipulator (Quadruped with Arm)

Sources

Vision 60 | Ghost Robotics
LIG Nex1 takes controlling shares of Ghost Robotics for $240M - The Robot Report

As of

2025-12