Foundation Robotics is reportedly preparing to deploy humanoid robots on the modern battlefield, potentially making them one of the first US companies to do so. News reports suggest these robots have been sent to Ukraine for testing and evaluation. Earlier reports from February highlighted the positioning of such robots for testing in Ukraine, predating other coverage by a month. Foundation Robotics has partnered with Advanced Micro Devices to equip its second-generation robots with high-end AI processors. The company plans to open factories with significant production capacity, leasing industrial robots and selling defense models. The first-generation Phantom MK-1 robots are already operating in the automotive supply chain, contributing to vehicle production. The deployment of these robots to the front lines is anticipated, with Ukraine preparing for grant competitions that Foundation appears poised to benefit from. This development signals a significant shift towards automation in warfare, with AI-driven systems and autonomous robots increasingly shaping future battlefields. The broader trend includes advanced drone technology and automated warfare systems entering active deployment. Financial analysts are identifying profit opportunities within this growing asymmetric warfare sector.