Robot body weight
95 kg
Torque-controlled research humanoid with 6 kg load per extended arm
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95 kg
175 cm
1.5 h
Walking
ROS / ros_control
EtherCAT
2 kHz
Ubuntu LTS / Real Time OS
3 h
Except head, wrists and grippers
Product specification lists exceptions to the generic all-joints claim.
6 kg
One arm fully extended
| Specification | Value | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Robot body weight | 95 kg | — |
| Standing height | 175 cm | — |
| Battery runtime | 1.5 hWalking | — |
| Programming interfaces | ROS / ros_control | — |
| Control network | EtherCAT | — |
| Torque-control loop frequency | 2 kHz | — |
| Operating system | Ubuntu LTS / Real Time OS | — |
| Standby time | 3 h | — |
| Joint torque feedback | Except head, wrists and grippers | Product specification lists exceptions to the generic all-joints claim. |
| Arm payload | 6 kgOne arm fully extended | — |
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TALOS is a PAL Robotics bipedal platform for whole-body control and manipulation research. It stands 175 cm tall and weighs 95 kg. The 6 kg arm-load figure applies to one arm fully extended; it is not a 12 kg combined lifting claim. Walking autonomy is listed as 1.5 hours, separately from 3 hours standby. EtherCAT, ROS and joint feedback support research control, with sensor exceptions and software options that should be checked per configuration.
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