MONTERREY, Mexico — A pack of robot dogs will help Mexican police tackle crime during the 2026 World Cup this summer, authorities said Monday. The four-legged robots are designed to enter dangerous areas and broadcast live video back to security forces, who can watch before taking action during the football tournament. The global spectacle, which will take place from June 11 to July 19, is being hosted by Mexico alongside the United States and Canada. READ: Amazon plans to replace workers with robots – report The animaloid robots were acquired for 2.5 million pesos ($145,000) by the city council of […]... Keep on reading: Robot dogs to help Mexican police at 2026 World Cup