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- 1Boston Dynamics workers petition against robot dog sale to ICE●ICE wants robot dogs. Boston Dynamics' workers urge company to 'cancel the sale'
Employees at Boston Dynamics are urging the company to cancel a sale of its robotic dogs to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. A petition from the workforce calls on leadership to block the deal with the Department of Homeland Security, reigniting debate over whether the robotics firm's technology should be used for immigration enforcement.
- 2Critical vulnerability reported in Unitree Go2 robot dog●CVE-2026-115995 (CRITICAL): Unitree Go2 https:// radar.offseq.com/threat/a-secu rity-vulnerability-has-been-detected-in-
A critical-severity vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-115995, has been disclosed affecting the Unitree Go2 robot dog, reportedly affecting versions up to 11.1.114. Security researchers are flagging the flaw in vulnerability feeds and infosec channels, warning owners and operators of the quadruped to check for patches. Unitree has not yet commented publicly on the disclosure.
- 3Critical command injection flaw disclosed in Unitree Go2 robot dog●CVE-2026-115995 (CRITICAL, CVSS 9.4): OS command injection in Unitree Go2 (1.1.11.0 – 1.1.11.4) enables remote code exec
A critical vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-115995 with a CVSS score of 9.4, has been disclosed in the Unitree Go2 quadruped robot. The flaw is an OS command injection in the set_volume function of chat_go, affecting firmware versions 1.1.11.0 through 1.1.11.4, and allows remote code execution. Users are advised to upgrade to firmware 1.1.11.5 to remediate the issue.
- 4Asylon Lands $17 Million Securitas Deal for Robot Dogs and Drones▼Norristown’s Asylon Lands $17 Million Securitas Deal for Robot Dogs and Drones
Asylon, a robotics company based in Norristown, Pennsylvania, has secured a $17 million contract with security firm Securitas to deploy its robotic dogs and drones. The deal will put the company's autonomous patrol technology to work in security operations, marking a significant commercial win for the local firm and a step forward for robotics in the private security industry.
- 5Police say robotic security dogs helped capture murder suspects▼Police credit assistance of robotic security dogs for murder suspects’ captures
Police credit robotic security dogs with helping them capture murder suspects, according to a report by WSB-TV. The announcement highlights the growing use of robotic patrol equipment in law enforcement operations, and is likely to renew debate about police departments deploying automated machines in the field.
- 6Palmer Luckey Moves Into Cybernetically Enhanced Military Dogs▼Palmer Luckey Is Getting Into the Cybernetically Outfitted Super Soldier Dog Market
Palmer Luckey, the founder of defense technology company Anduril, is reportedly entering the market for cybernetically outfitted working dogs, often described as 'super soldier' dogs. The move suggests his company's hardware ambitions are expanding from drones and autonomous systems to robotically enhanced animals for military and security use.
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Spot, the four-legged robot developed by Boston Dynamics, is back in the spotlight. The yellow robotic dog, used by companies and public agencies for inspections, site surveys and security patrols, is being discussed as one of the most recognisable examples of commercial robotics. Interest continues around its deployments with businesses and its role in showcasing how robots are moving from research demos into everyday industrial work.