PAL Robotics presents its work in Barcelona, describing how its engineering team develops robots to assist people and address practical needs.
PAL Robotics is based in Barcelona and says its engineers aim to make everyday life easier. The company sees room to improve how technology supports people and views robotics as a way to do so.
The company wants robots to make repetitive work more practical and engaging. It acknowledges that reaching this future will take time.
PAL Robotics says it has focused on humanoid robotics research for over a decade, beginning with its first humanoid service robot in 2004. Its service robots are shipped internationally and used daily.
Experience across several fields led PAL Robotics to develop robots for particular applications. Examples include retail inventory, Ambient Assisted Living, and light industry.
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Alex Fon, retail RFID business manager at PAL Robotics, shares lessons from RAIN in Action 2026 and describes how PAL Robotics’ StockBot adds inventory visibility to warehouse operations.
Albert from PAL Robotics and Olivier Stasse, a robotics researcher and head of the robotics department at LAAS-CNRS, present PAL’s robots and research partnerships at VivaTech 2026 in Paris, with Maximilian operating the Kangaroo.
Francesco Ferro, CEO of PAL Robotics, discusses the company’s humanoid and service robots, its retail deployments, and how he has built the business with Andreas Orthey on the Andreas Orthey Podcast.
PAL Robotics developers and engineers Vanna Morando, Hordan Palasios, Martina, Daniel Valenthia, Safhi, and Sergi discuss their roles, motivations, robotics work, and use of AI at PAL Robotics.
Luca, CTO at PAL Robotics, Sai Kishar, senior robotics engineer at PAL Robotics, Carlos Vivas, chief business officer at PAL Robotics, and Francisco Martín Rico, professor at Rey Juan Carlos University, discuss ROS 2, open-source robotics, and community involvement.
Francesco Ferro, CEO of PAL Robotics, joins host Edgar Guerrero in Barcelona to discuss service robots, their uses in industry and care, and what it will take to bring them into daily life.
