Ghost Robotics Vision 60
vs Asylon DroneDog
Both are quadruped ground robots for outdoor security — but Vision 60 is Ghost Robotics' own purpose-built rugged platform, while DroneDog is a Boston Dynamics Spot chassis fitted with Asylon's security payload and routed through Asylon's own 24/7 monitoring center. Actel Robotics is the authorized integrator for both.
Different Chassis, Different Support Models
Ghost Robotics Vision 60 is purpose-built by Ghost Robotics as a rugged, all-terrain UGV — 51 kg, IP67-rated, operating from -40°C to 55°C, used by U.S. Air Force and Space Force security forces. It ships with Mission Control fleet software and an open ROS2/SDK architecture that an integrator uses to connect it into your existing security systems.
Asylon DroneDog takes a different approach: it's built on the Boston Dynamics Spot chassis, fitted with Asylon's own "PupPack" security payload (20x zoom, thermal camera, AI person/vehicle detection), and every mission routes through Asylon's own 24/7 human-staffed Robotic Security Operations Center (RSOC) — a built-in monitoring layer Ghost Robotics doesn't provide natively.
Two quadruped security platforms, two different support models
Vision 60 vs DroneDog — Side by Side
| Specification | Ghost Robotics Vision 60™ | Asylon DroneDog™ |
|---|---|---|
| Chassis Origin | Purpose-built by Ghost Robotics | Boston Dynamics Spot chassis + Asylon payload |
| Top Speed | Up to 3.0 m/s sprint | Up to 1.6 m/s |
| Runtime per Charge | ~3.15 hours continuous walking | ~90 minutes average |
| Environmental Rating | IP67, -40°C to 55°C | Inherits Spot's IP54 rating |
| Monitoring / Verification | Open SDK — integrator bridges to your VMS/SOC | Built-in 24/7 RSOC human verification |
| Sensor Payload | Modular: thermal/EO, low-light, LiDAR, manipulator arm | 20x zoom, thermal, AI person/vehicle detection |
| Aerial Companion | None (ground-only platform) | Pairs with Asylon Guardian aerial drone |
| Actel Robotics Support | Authorized integrator | Authorized integrator |
Specifications are directional and vary by configuration — contact Actel Robotics for current specs and payload options.
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Vision 60 vs DroneDog FAQ
What is the difference between Ghost Robotics Vision 60 and Asylon DroneDog?
Vision 60 is Ghost Robotics' own purpose-built rugged quadruped, designed and manufactured specifically for outdoor security and defense use. Asylon DroneDog is a different quadruped chassis (built on Boston Dynamics Spot) fitted with Asylon's own security payload and software, and every DroneDog mission routes through Asylon's own 24/7 human-staffed RSOC, which verifies alerts before escalating to your team.
Which is faster or has longer battery life?
Vision 60 has the edge on both: up to 3.0 m/s sprint speed versus DroneDog's 1.6 m/s, and roughly 3.15 hours of continuous walking per charge versus DroneDog's approximately 90-minute average runtime.
Does Vision 60 include a monitoring center like Asylon's RSOC?
Not natively. Ghost Robotics provides the robot platform, Mission Control fleet software, and an open ROS2/SDK architecture — Actel uses that openness to bridge Vision 60's alerts into your existing VMS or security operations center. Asylon bundles its own 24/7 RSOC monitoring directly into the DroneDog product.
Can Actel Robotics deploy both platforms?
Yes. Actel is an authorized integrator for both Ghost Robotics and Asylon, and recommends whichever platform — or combination — fits your site across Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma.
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