PAL lists two seven-axis arms, an omnidirectional base and a ROS 2 development stack for the illustrated robot; it also says a single-arm version is available. Confirm the ordered configuration.
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PAL Robotics TIAGo Pro
A mobile robot with arms for researchers building object-handling tasks. It needs programming, equipment choices and setup; it is not a housework appliance out of the box.
Competition configuration717 × 488 mm base; four mecanum wheels.Manufacturer source
Arms and torsoTwo seven-joint arms, 880 mm reach without grippers; 350 mm torso lift.Manufacturer source
Working heightArms can reach the floor and up to 1.8 m.Manufacturer source
PowerUp to about eight hours in the published configuration.Manufacturer source
Recorded specifications, with their source limits. These are not our measurements. See all specifications and configurations
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See the proposed test track01 / The assessment
What the evidence supports.
Capability and readiness are separate. These written findings are not a numerical rating or a physical test.
Capability
What can it actually do?
The research operator reports single-arm teleoperation. Planned applications and incomplete soft-hand integration are not completed capabilities.
Read the source-based assessmentReadiness
Could you use it in real life?
Research operation is reported. Current readiness for a researcher remains conditional on integration/support checks; care or medication outcomes are not established.
Read the source-based assessmentA clear limit
Institutional operator’s own written report. No quantitative trial protocol or directly observed footage was examined.
02 / Can it actually do it?
The claims, with their context.
The wording below keeps each source’s limits. A demonstration, a maker’s claim and a repeatable real-world result are different things.
PAL's competition documentation describes a fixed TIAGo Pro platform and prohibits hardware changes by contestants. Competition task software should not be represented as included customer functionality.
Source 2The manufacturer page gives the robot arm section 92 cm vertical and 236 cm horizontal reach. A separate Teleoperation Station accessory section lists 96 cm and 240 cm; these figures describe different sections and must not be treated as a proven contradiction for one delivered robot. Measurement definitions and revision need confirmation.
Source 1Check the original sources
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Specifications and configuration
Technical reference
Specifications and configuration
The figures and features below come from the named sources. They are not independent measurements. Optional hardware and conflicting revisions are kept separate.
| Item | Documented detail | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Arms, base and software | PAL lists two seven-axis arms, an omnidirectional base and a ROS 2 development stack for the illustrated robot; it also says a single-arm version is available. Confirm the ordered configuration. | Source 1 |
| Reach and accessory distinction | The manufacturer page gives the robot arm section 92 cm vertical and 236 cm horizontal reach. A separate Teleoperation Station accessory section lists 96 cm and 240 cm; these figures describe different sections and must not be treated as a proven contradiction for one delivered robot. Measurement definitions and revision need confirmation. | Source 1 |
An omitted measurement is unknown in this review, not zero or unsupported. Check the exact hardware edition and documentation before ordering or designing around it.
717 × 488 mm base; four mecanum wheels.
Manufacturer sourceTwo seven-joint arms, 880 mm reach without grippers; 350 mm torso lift.
Manufacturer sourceArms can reach the floor and up to 1.8 m.
Manufacturer sourceUp to about eight hours in the published configuration.
Manufacturer sourceThe exact model and configuration
The exact model
Meet PAL Robotics TIAGo Pro
PAL identifies this platform as TIAGo Pro and also lists a separate TIAGo Pro Teleoperation Station accessory. Its robot page describes a two-arm configuration and notes a single-arm version is also available; record the exact ordered hardware, end effectors and software. The earlier dossier and its assessments remain preserved.
Further assessment notes
Setup, support and daily use
04 / Living with it
Right robot, right expectations.
What ownership could involve
This is a platform for a team that can configure software, test an environment and maintain an installation. A demonstration application needs its own control-mode and reliability record. Budgeting cannot stop at a hardware quote: the practical review must cover integration, grippers, setup, operator training and support. These are purchasing questions, not verified included services. Research use does not prove suitability for unsupervised care or homes.
Support, software and repairs
These figures describe the PAL-supplied TIAGo Pro competition configuration, not every commercial order. The source lists two LiDARs, a RealSense RGB-D camera and an optional laptop tray whose laptop cannot charge from the robot. Confirm end effectors, compute, software licence, recovery image, training and service agreement with PAL.
Questions still open
What needs checking before you decide.
- Verify the delivered hardware revision and measurement definitions; the robot and Teleoperation Station are separate page sections.
- Separate integrated application from research platform
- Review competition outcomes and original footage
- Verify delivered installation and support requirements
See it in action
Our filmed attempts will appear after testing. Existing footage below keeps its original description and limitations.
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PAL Robotics | TIAGo Pro - Empowering Mobile Manipulation
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Published by PALRobotics. This presentation shows the named robot. Demonstrated functions and accessories may depend on the configuration and software version.
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03 / Recorded evidence
The latest checks on file.
Dates below describe the recorded checks. They do not mean the manufacturer’s page was checked today.
- pal-robotics.com Source checked 2026-10-26
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rgmc_mmt.pal-robotics.com
The robot TIAGo Pro; Robot sizing
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Manufacturer specifications and support
Exact-model specification/support passages in official source; numerical claims are manufacturer figures.
Source checked 2026-10-31 -
Video and publisher attribution
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Source checked 2026-10-31
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How sure are we?
4 linked sources. Read the claims and their limits below. A source count is not a confidence score.
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