Event
Ghost Robotics deploys Vision 60 for earthquake disaster relief with Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force
Key points
- 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.
Company context
Ghost Robotics builds rugged quadrupedal unmanned ground vehicles for defense, public safety, industrial inspection, and other field operations. Its core platform is the Vision 60, a modular all-weather Q-UGV designed for unstructured terrain and payload adaptability.
Context
- Company
- Ghost Robotics
- Segment
- Defence
- Event type
- Deployment
- Geography
- Philadelphia · United States