Pittsburgh International Airport Deploys Four-Legged Robots in xBridge Innovation Program
Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) has deployed four quadruped robots powered by Skild AI's adaptive autonomy software in a six-month trial within its xBridge innovation program. Four robots and two charging stations will operate in the Airside Terminal, testing autonomous navigation, anomaly detection, and delivery of food, beverages, and everyday items.
Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) has deployed four quadruped robots to its Airside Terminal as part of its xBridge innovation program, marking a six-month evaluation of autonomous airport operations. Powered by Skild AI's adaptive autonomy software, the four robots and two charging stations will operate within defined zones, including outdoor areas, with Skild AI managing installation, mapping, supervision, and cross-shift training. The trial will test navigation in complex environments, real-time anomaly detection, and autonomous delivery of food, beverages, and common items.
What is the xBridge Innovation Program?
Pittsburgh International Airport's xBridge program creates dedicated innovation spaces where robotics and artificial intelligence can be integrated into daily airport environments.