See: Robodogs and helicopters – a Mexican city’s approach to World Cup security

The BBC’s Will Grant Ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Monterrey, Mexico has witnessed security preparations.

Robotic dogs patrol the streets around the stadium, while staff in a central command center monitor movement in the city. The Monterey Police Department also has helicopters, 2 Black Hawks and 90 armored vehicles on hand during the race.

Mexico is hosting 13 matches in the World Cup, of which Monterrey is hosting four.

Video edited by Blanca Estrada