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.
Series figures, measured on the vehicle. Binding data with the quotation.
Two milled aluminium drive sprockets and two rollers per side, 60 mm wide track. No rocker arms — at this size the frame carries the rollers directly.
Between the sizes the number of rocker arms and the size of the road wheels change — the drive principle stays the same.
Milled aluminium parts, black anodised or powder-coated. 720.59 × 382.73 × 269.55 mm with 62.29 mm ground clearance. Carrying handle centred underneath, side handles left and right.
It holds
The load plate takes the payload platform on four Kipp quarter-turn latches in the male version. Changed on site, without bolting anything by hand. Power and data interface sit together under one cover.
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.
SoftwareThis size is available today. Spare parts supply, maintenance and operator training can be ordered for it.
