• In Episode 232 ofThe Robot ReportPodcast, Gavin Kenneally, co-founder and CEO of Ghost Robotics, discusses the journey of his company, from its inception to becoming a leader in legged robotics. • Kevin Kenneally, CEO and cofounder, Ghost Robotics. • | Credit: Ghost Robotics He highlights the unique challenges and advantages ofleggedrobots compared with their wheeled counterparts, emphasizing their ability to navigate difficult terrains. • In 2014, Kenneally and Avik De founded Ghost Robotics after successfully developing multiple direct-drive robots, like Minitaur. • Gavin originally held the role of chief technology officer when Jiren Parikh joined the company as CEO. • Thecompanylaunchedthe Vision 60 in 2020, while the team grew to 10 employees.

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  • Ghost Robotics, founded in 2014 by Gavin Kenneally and Avik De, has expanded from a 10‑person startup to a 60‑plus employee company focused on legged robotics. Kenneally, now CEO, highlighted the company’s journey on The Robot Report Podcast, noting the advantages of quadrupedal robots for rough terrain. Ghost launched its Vision 60 platform in 2020 and has since added payloads and manipulator arms, moving into commercial markets. The firm also deployed its first base‑security robot at Tyndall AFB. Kenneally will speak at the 2026 Robotics Summit & Expo in Boston.
  • Ghost Robotics, founded in 2014 by Gavin Kenneally and Avik De, has evolved from a small start‑up into a leader in legged robotics. Kenneally, now CEO, highlighted the company’s unique ability to navigate rough terrain, a key advantage over wheeled robots. Since launching the Vision 60 platform in 2020, Ghost Robotics has expanded from 10 to over 60 employees, added payload and manipulator arm capabilities, and begun marketing to commercial customers. The firm also deployed its first base‑security robot at Tyndall AFB. Kenneally will speak at the 2026 Robotics Summit & Expo in Boston.

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