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TIAGo by PAL Robotics is a wheeled mobile manipulator for research and education, combining a navigation base with a single arm and sensor suite.
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- PAL Robotics
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- May 4, 2026
Overview
TIAGo is a versatile mobile manipulator robot designed for research and development purposes. It combines mobility, perception, and manipulation to assist in various applications like human-robot interaction and industrial tasks.
What are the TIAGo specifications?
Performance benchmark
Computed 0-10 capability scores appear only when the required source-backed inputs are verified.
Scoring methodology
Insufficient comparable evidenceComputed capability scores use a normalized 0-10 scale from official, verified catalog inputs. Missing required inputs are shown as Not enough verified data instead of a numeric score.
Not enough verified data
0 to 3.5 m/s maps to 0-10
Not enough verified data
10 to 50 degrees of freedom maps to 2-10
Not enough verified data
0 to 50 kg payload maps to 0-10
Not enough verified data
Source-backed autonomy, SDK, simulation, or compute evidence maps to 5.5-7.5
Not enough verified data
5 to 50 degrees of freedom maps to 1-10, with a sensor/end-effector evidence boost
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