REEM
REEM is a wheeled humanoid service robot developed by PAL Robotics (Spain), standing 1.70 meters tall with 22 degrees of freedom and a wheeled mobile base. Designed for public environments including hotels, museums, airports, and trade shows, it features autonomous navigation, speech recognition, face recognition, and a touchscreen display.
Primary use case: Public service and reception: functions as receptionist, greeter, visitor guide, and master of ceremonies in public spaces
Height
165 cm
Weight
80 kg
DOF
22
Payload
1 kg
Specifications
Physical
Height
165 cm
Weight
80 kg
Degrees of Freedom
22
Locomotion
Wheeled
Manipulation
Payload
1 kg
Commercial
Availability
Available
Primary Use Case
Public service and reception: functions as receptionist, greeter, visitor guide, and master of ceremonies in public spaces
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