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Ghost Robotics' Vision 60 is a quadrupedal unmanned ground vehicle (Q-UGV) designed for defense and commercial missions.

Basic product record

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Product information

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Category
Service & Companion Robots
Maturityi
Available
Deploymenti
Physical hardware
Buying / access
Contact the vendor for pricing
Source
Official websiteChecked Sep 18, 2026

Reality check

A demo shows what may be possible. These points help judge whether the product fits day-to-day use.

Works well when
  • Predictable delivery, cleaning or guidance routes
  • Sites with elevators, doors and handoff rules defined
  • Repetitive work where staff can handle exceptions
What to check
  • Navigation around guests, children and temporary obstacles
  • Charging, cleaning and refilling requirements
  • Actual handoff behavior when the route is blocked
Not a magic solution
  • A substitute for hospitality and human judgment
  • A guarantee of lower labor cost without workflow changes
  • A safe choice for an untested public environment

About

Ghost Robotics develops the Vision 60, a quadrupedal unmanned ground vehicle (Q-UGV) positioned for defense and commercial use. It offers modular payloads, field-replaceable modular legs, all-weather durability, and autonomous navigation across unknown or obscured urban and rural terrain. Legs allow it to traverse rough terrain, recover from a fall, and operate inverted, with out-of-the-box Wi-Fi and LTE capability and integration of radios such as Silvus, Persistent Systems, and Rajant. Reported use cases include disaster response, construction sites, and perimeter security.

Scenes

Commercial CleaningVisual Inspection & QualityHospitality & Food Delivery

Product details

Manufacturer / team
Ghost Robotics

The cost iceberg

The purchase price is only one part of an automation project.

Route mapping, doors, elevators and charging
Consumables, cleaning and daily reset
Staff training and guest handoff
Blocked routes, downtime and service calls