TALOS

TALOS is a high-performance humanoid robot standing at 1.75m. TALOS can lift up to 6 Kg with one stretched arm, is fully electrical and 100% ROS based.

This humanoid robot is conceived for industrial Human-Robot collaboration. TALOS’ goal is to assist workers in factory assembly lines with physically demanding tasks that need high accuracy, and which are performed in hostile or uncomfortable industrial settings.

This new humanoid robot was born from a tender granted by the French research lab LAAS-CNRS. The first platform will be delivered to the LAAS-CNRS’ Gepetto team, under the direction of Philippe Souères, PhD. The humanoid will be released in November. The Gepetto team will name it PYRENE.

Research at PAL Robotics: interviews with our experts

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The importance of research to PAL Robotics: a continuous loop between research and development Research & development (R&D) and innovation in robotics are elements that depend on one another for success. At PAL Robotics we have always been fully immersed

Enrico Mingo Hoffman interview: working towards complex humanoid robots in real application scenarios

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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,

AI in service robotics: imitation learning, multi-agent learning & chatbots

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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

The latest in humanoid robots: TALOS, Memmo & Humanoids 2020

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Humanoids 2020: the latest news from the conference Last week we participated in The IEEE-RAS International Conference on Humanoid Robots (Humanoids) as Gold Sponsors. We took part in the workshops 'Towards physical-social human-robot interaction,' and ‘TALOS: Status & Progress', as

“How to advance robotics through EU projects” join our free webinar

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Progress and knowledge with PAL Robotics' webinar Strong partnerships are essential to advancements in robotics, in order to use technology to address societal challenges - such as increasing aging population, challenges in food production to meet the needs of an

ICRA 2021: Robots for healthcare, industry and more plus Kangaroo jumping robot

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PAL Robotics' contribution to ICRA 2021 We were very happy to be able to contribute to this year’s ICRA (The IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation), a robotics event with a history of over 30 years which provides an

ERF 2021: European Robotics’ Key Annual Event And Our Highlights

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Official event opening We were delighted to add to the conversation on European robotics at the ERF 2021 virtual event, this year as Diamond Sponsors. The European Robotics Forum (ERF) is the most influential meeting of the robotics community in

ERF 2021: humanoids, robots for agri-food, adapting to pandemic situations and more, e-meet us there!

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The PAL Robotics team will host these workshops at the ERF 2021 This year’s ERF (European Robotics Forum) virtual event takes place very soon, from 13-15 April 2021 and we are delighted once again to actively be taking part, this

Humanoid robot navigating autonomously over rough terrain; spotlight on TALOS

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Humanoid robots and autonomous navigation In popular culture and media, humanoid biped robots are often portrayed as walking and behaving similarly to humans. In reality, this implies that these robots are completely autonomous and fully adapted to our human environment.

Innovation through EU research projects

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Robotics Development through EU Collaborative Project European Union (EU) research projects (previously part of the Horizon 2020 programme and now part of the new programme, Horizon Europe) aim to achieve excellence in science, industry and tackle societal challenges, with the

Successful launch of ROS Play Motion Builder tool for easy creation of robot motions

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ROS Motion Builder project PAL Robotics has created ROS Play Motion Builder to make it easy to create motions in robots. This successful launch has been one of the results of work in a series of ROSIN EU projects that

TALOS joins the robotics family at the University of Edinburgh

By |2022-08-24T15:50:37+00:00September 4th, 2020|Categories: Categories, Customer stories, News, Research|Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , |

The SLMC research working with fixed base, wheeled and legged robots TALOS, our biped humanoid research robot, has been introduced into the team at the Statistical Learning and Motor Control Group (SLMC) as part of the University of Edinburgh Centre

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