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Mexico: Robot Dog Brigade for the Football World Cup
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With regard to the World Cup, Mexico is upgrading its security technology. Monterrey is presenting robot dogs for the police.
Image made in Gemini by Merca2.0 The conversation about security in mass events usually revolves around more human elements, more cameras or stricter protocols. However, in Mexico a different narrative begins to be installed: the incorporation of robotic technology as a visible part of the urban landscape. What just a few years ago seemed like a cinematic resource today begins to materialize in real scenarios. With the vision set out in the FIFA…
The city of Guadalupe, Mexico, will deploy a unit of four unarmed robot dogs, called K9-X, to monitor the BBVA stadium during the 2026 World Cup. These machines will act as the first technological responders to detect threats and protect human security forces in high-risk situations, marking a new step in the automation of the security of major events.
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