“Trying to be cool and nonchalant”: Fans go bananas over FIFA World Cup 2026 use of Robot Dogs for security at Dallas broadcast hub
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is set to feature advanced robotic technology, with robot dogs being deployed to help protect staff and operations during the tournament.
The four-legged machines will patrol the International Broadcast Centre (IBC) in Dallas, Texas, which serves as a key hub for global tournament coverage.
Videos released ahead of the competition show the robotic dogs walking, monitoring surroundings, and performing various movements as excitement builds before the opening match next week.
World Cup Preparations Intensify
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