



Was ~€300,000 (quote)Sold to research labs by quote. The roughly €300,000 figure comes from IEEE Spectrum's ROBOTS guide. PAL now files REEM-C under Legacy Robots ("Hall of Fame") on its site, checked September 2026.
Discontinued · unavailableZMP / IK gaitFull-size humanoid68 DoF with handsROSLegacy
UnavailableShipping: Not available. Listed by PAL Robotics as a legacy robot. The site still carries a generic quote form, so any remaining units or support would be by inquiry.
Overview
PAL Robotics' first commercial biped humanoid, unveiled in 2013 as a research platform after the wheeled REEM. It walks dynamically, climbs stairs, grasps with dexterous hands and ships with full ROS support and a Gazebo model. It led to PAL's torque-controlled TALOS (2017), and PAL now lists it as a legacy robot.
Specifications
| Category | Bipeds · Research & legacy bipeds |
|---|---|
| Released | 2013 |
| Country | Spain |
| Availability | Discontinued · unavailable |
| Programmability | Full SDK |
| Best for | Professionals & labs |
| Vision sensors | Camera, Sonar / ultrasonic |
| Actuators | Mixed |
| Audio | Speaker, Microphone |
| Compute type | x86 PC (Intel / AMD) |
| Balance type | ZMP / IK gait |
| Height | 165 cm |
| Weight | 80 kg |
| Compute | Two onboard Intel Core i7 PCs |
| Speed | Up to 2.5 km/h walking (PAL) |
| DOF | 68 total, 12 legs, 14 arms, 2 waist, 2 neck, 38 in the two hands |
| Sensors | Stereo head camera, back camera, 4-mic array, 4 sonars, force/torque sensors in ankles and wrists |
| Balance | ZMP-based dynamic walking with whole-body control. Walks, climbs stairs and navigates autonomously. |
| SDK | Ubuntu + ROS (C++ and Python), OROCOS real-time control, Gazebo simulation model, MoveIt! |
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