PAL Robotics plays an important role in research by funding and supporting the research towards a better understanding and development of robotics.
PAL Robotics at Cyberfactory No. 1 How can we develop and optimise Factories of the Future for success? This is what EU project Cyberfactory No.1 aims to address, as it has embraced the technical, economic, human and societal aspects of
TIAGo OMNI++ is launched The newest addition to the TIAGo mobile manipulation family is here! At PAL Robotics we have launched a newcomer to the TIAGo family of robots, TIAGo OMNI++, the omnidirectional drive robot for mobile manipulation. The omnidirectional
Beginnings in robotics: from sci-fi movies to ICRA 2007 We are constantly working to develop our humanoid robots to achieve increasingly complex functions and adapt to more complex environments. Advancements are ongoing in areas such as Whole-Body Control, Human-Robot Interaction,
The mobile manipulator TIAGo robot and Project NeuTouch For tasks such as object manipulation in robotics, tactile sensation is important for performance, and Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) also allows robots to learn the complex behavior that may be needed. PAL
Role as a KI-camp AI newcomer and helping to inspire women and young people to choose robotics Rising star in robotics, Dr. Georgia Chalvatzaki is an independent research group leader of the iROSA group at TU Darmstadt in Germany. Dr.
PAL Robotics at IROS 2021 Conference We were delighted to play an active role in the IROS 2021 Conference - the IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots Systems. The annual IROS event aims to create opportunities to meet, discuss, and
PAL Robotics' team triumphs in NASA Space Robotics Challenge A group of PAL Robotics employees that formed the Olympus Mons team recently won first place in the NASA Space Robotics Challenge (phase 2). NASA’s Space Robotics Challenge is a virtual
The interchangeable grippers for TIAGo robot Being able to perform different types of robotics manipulation tasks requires different robotic end effectors. To help us in our daily lives, robots of the future need to be able to detect and pick
PAL Robotics at AIRLab Stacking Challenge Robotics in retail has multiple aims, one of which is to help free up workers from tasks that are dull and monotonous, to be able to focus more on customer interaction. Retail applications also
Service Robotics between AI and imitation learning The use of robots in non-industrial environments is set to continue increasing more and more over the coming years. Robots in industrial environments which are more structured, usually perform specific tasks, whereas non-industrial
Interviewing Georgia Chalvatzaki Rising star in robotics, Dr. Georgia Chalvatzaki is an independent research group leader of the iROSA group at TU Darmstadt in Germany. Dr. Chalvatzaki was also accepted for the renowned Emmy Noether Programme (ENP) of the German
The Advanced Platform Solo12 and Project Open DR PAL Robotics in collaboration with the Open Dynamic Robot Initiative, is making the SOLO 12 Advanced Quadruped Platform available for purchase, with the mission of providing an accessible and affordable platform to further
