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Foundation delivers two Phantom MK-1 humanoid robots for Ukraine frontline trials

Published 26 October 2026

US firm Foundation reportedly delivered two Phantom MK-1 bipedal humanoid robots to Ukraine in February 2026 for field testing, citing TIME magazine. The initial stated mission was intelligence support near the front line; the robots weigh approximately 80 kg, move at roughly 6 km/h, operate under remote human control, and the company has demonstrated the platform carrying small arms. The trials are designed to test whether humanoid robots can perform dangerous tasks currently carried out by soldiers.

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