Ghost Robotics
Vision 60™
The most adaptable unmanned ground vehicle in the world — purpose-built for perimeter security, commercial inspection, and defense applications in the harshest outdoor environments.
Vision 60 in Action
The Most Adaptable UGV in the World
Ghost Robotics Vision 60 is a rugged all-terrain quadruped UGV built for outdoor perimeter security in mud, gravel, ice, and Gulf Coast heat.
Ghost Robotics' Vision 60 (Q-UGV) is a quadrupedal unmanned ground vehicle engineered for all-terrain outdoor operations. The same platform trusted by the U.S. Air Force for base perimeter security is now available for commercial industrial applications through Actel Robotics.
Unlike wheeled security systems, the Vision 60 can traverse obstacles, navigate uneven terrain, climb over debris, and operate in rain, mud, ice, and darkness — environments where wheeled platforms fail and human patrols face safety risks.
U.S. Air Force Vision 60 perimeter security exercise
Vision 60 all-terrain capabilities demo
Industrial & Commercial Use Cases
Through Actel Robotics, the Vision 60 is deployed for commercial perimeter security and industrial inspection across Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma.
24/7 autonomous patrol of plant and facility perimeters with real-time threat detection and documentation.
All-terrain capability makes Vision 60 ideal for pipeline corridor patrol, tank farm perimeter, and wellhead monitoring.
Patrols active construction sites in terrain conditions that defeat wheeled systems — over debris, through mud, and across uneven ground.
How Actel Robotics Deploys Vision 60 on the Gulf Coast
A military-grade UGV only becomes a security program when it is routed, integrated, and monitored correctly. That integration work — not the robot itself — is what determines whether Vision 60 actually hardens your perimeter.
As Ghost Robotics' commercial integrator for Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma, Actel Robotics runs the full lifecycle: an on-site perimeter assessment, patrol-route and mission design, payload selection (thermal, LiDAR, RGB, two-way speaker), integration with your existing access control, CCTV, and video-management systems, and connection to a monitoring center or your own security operations desk. We train your team, then optimize routes as the site changes. Because Vision 60 is IP67-rated and built for all-terrain outdoor operation, it patrols the ground wheeled robots and cameras cannot cover — tank-farm berms, pipeline corridors, laydown yards, and construction sites in mud, gravel, ice, and Gulf Coast heat.
The result is consistent, all-weather coverage with a complete documentation trail — time-stamped patrol logs, thermal imagery, and event records that stand up to review. For large or critical-infrastructure sites, Vision 60 pairs naturally with aerial overwatch; see how the pieces fit on our security & surveillance solution page, weigh it against other platforms on compare robots, and review our end-to-end delivery under services.
Ghost Robotics Vision 60 Technical Resources & Deployment Guide
As Ghost Robotics' commercial integrator, Actel Robotics works from Ghost Robotics' own published engineering materials. Where a spec isn't publicly disclosed, we say so rather than guess — exact figures for your facility come out of a free assessment.
Hardware Specs
Sensor Payloads
Standard onboard: 5 RGB cameras (1080p), 4 Intel RealSense depth/time-of-flight sensors, dual-antenna RTK GPS, 2-way audio. Modular quick-swap payloads include a combined visual/thermal/infrared security payload, a dedicated low-light camera for degraded-visibility video, and a 360° LiDAR module for GPS-denied mapping and obstacle avoidance. A manipulator arm (announced December 2025) adds 1-meter reach, 11.3 kg gripping force, and 6 degrees of freedom for EOD, disaster-response, and manual inspection tasks — sharing the robot's -40 to 55°C range and IP67 rating.
Software & Integration
Mission Control is Ghost Robotics' web-based platform for telemetry, health monitoring, and point-and-click mission planning. Autonomy includes real-time 3D LiDAR-SLAM for both GPS-enabled and GPS-denied navigation, perception-aided obstacle avoidance and stair climbing, and record-playback route automation. The platform supports C/C++, ROS, and ROS2 development, plus MAVLink and ATAK-compatible mission formats. Ghost Robotics does not publish a native VMS or access-control integration — this open ROS2/SDK architecture is exactly what Actel uses to bridge Vision 60's telemetry and alerts into your existing VMS or security operations center, rather than relying on an out-of-the-box connector that doesn't exist yet.
Deployment Requirements
The AgiliCharge dock is IP67-rated for persistent outdoor operation, letting Vision 60 alternate autonomously between patrol missions and self-docking to recharge. Connectivity includes integrated 2.4/5.8 GHz Wi-Fi and 4G/LTE, with a GigE switch supporting external radios for sites needing 5G, SDR, or SATCOM. Ghost Robotics does not publish a standard site-survey checklist or a stated deployment timeline — that planning (RF/coverage assessment, geofence and mission programming, staff training) is Actel's own integration process, described above.
Safety & Compliance
Vision 60 is classified under U.S. export control as ECCN EAR99 with no ITAR restriction on the base platform. Ghost Robotics does not publish a formal industrial safety certification (no ANSI, UL, or IEC service-robot cert found), nor a published MTBF or uptime figure — a real gap worth knowing rather than assuming. What stands in its place is a well-documented defense and public-safety adoption record: evaluation and operational use by U.S. Air Force and Space Force security forces, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the UK Ministry of Defence, and the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force for disaster-relief operations.
Maintenance & Support
Ghost Robotics' differentiator is field-level maintainability — legs, battery, main compute module, and front/rear sensor heads are designed to be swapped within minutes rather than shipped back to a depot. Ghost Robotics does not publish a maintenance cadence or warranty term publicly; Actel builds a maintenance and support plan into every deployment.
Additional Verified Deployments
The 325th Security Forces Squadron began evaluating Vision 60 for base perimeter patrol in 2022, explicitly to increase situational awareness and free human guards to focus on other zones — one of the most widely reported Vision 60 deployments to date.
A multi-unit demonstration for patrol and situational-awareness duty at a Space Force installation.
Border security and first-responder evaluation trials using Vision 60 for perimeter and reconnaissance duty.
Earthquake disaster-relief operations — search, logistics, and safety assessment in disaster-stricken areas.
Sourced from Ghost Robotics' public product pages (ghostrobotics.io), plus independent reporting from Army Technology, Popular Science, and Space.com. Ask your Actel contact for facility-specific specs not covered here.
Ghost Robotics Vision 60 — Frequently Asked Questions
Who deploys Ghost Robotics Vision 60 for commercial use in Texas?
Actel Robotics is Ghost Robotics' commercial integrator for Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma, based in Sugar Land, TX. We handle procurement, patrol-route design, payload configuration, integration with existing security systems, monitoring setup, training, and ongoing support.
What makes Vision 60 different from a wheeled security robot or fixed cameras?
Vision 60 is a quadruped all-terrain UGV. It traverses mud, gravel, ice, debris, and uneven ground where wheeled platforms fail, and it moves to investigate rather than waiting for something to cross a fixed camera's view — covering perimeter ground that neither cameras nor wheeled robots can reach.
Can Vision 60 operate outdoors in Gulf Coast weather?
Yes. Vision 60 is IP67-rated — fully weatherproof — and is engineered for all-terrain outdoor operation in rain, mud, ice, heat, and darkness, making it well suited to Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma industrial sites.
What industries use Vision 60?
Through Actel, Vision 60 is deployed for industrial facility perimeter patrol, oil & gas site security (pipeline corridors, tank farms, wellheads), and construction-site security — applications that demand all-terrain mobility and 24/7 autonomous coverage. The same platform is trusted by the U.S. Air Force for base perimeter security.
Does Vision 60 replace security guards?
It extends and hardens a security program rather than simply replacing headcount. Vision 60 handles the repetitive, hazardous, all-weather patrol work and documents every pass, freeing human officers for judgment, response, and escalation — and giving smaller teams coverage they could not staff manually.