The dry adhesion performance of gecko feet gives engineering insights for the development of climbing robots. This paper develops a segmented climbing robot using gecko pad. The robot consists of several segmented body with legs, and each body uses an electromagnetic actuator with a permanent magnet plunger. The segmented robot also uses both four-bar and Scott-Russell linkages to generate the vertical motion of the leg and the peeling motion of gecko pad. Gecko pad is fabricated from polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) with the area of 24 ㎜ x 10 ㎜. One layer of pad is attached on each leg. Experiments show that the three-segmented robot climbs up to the slope of 50 degree on glass plate.