AI-generated
Every PALLAS is built from the same four assemblies: running gear, chassis, payload module and control. What changes between the sizes is their dimension, not the way they work together.
Anyone starting on one size takes the operating concept and the superstructures with them to the next.
Design targets of ongoing development, not measured values. Binding data on request.
Two rocker arms per side, each carrying two road wheels — four road wheels in ground contact. The rockers absorb unevenness instead of passing it into the frame.
Between the sizes the number of rocker arms and the size of the road wheels change — the drive principle stays the same.
The frame takes the modules and carries the running gear. Dimensions and ground clearance for this size come with the quotation.
It holds
From this size upwards the payload dimension follows the European standard pallet: 800 × 1,200 mm, divisible into smaller modules on the same grid. The fastening system for it is not yet defined — we are developing it together with the first customers of this size.
Payload modulesThree levels: basic control, a mission computer running Linux and ROS 2, or a project-specific computing layer with AI processing on board. They differ in the computing layer, not in the vehicle underneath.
A remote control for manual operation is part of every delivery, whatever the level.
SoftwareThe prototype of this size is in production. Coming in at this point means taking part in the trials — and having a say in what the series version looks like.
