Pudu Robotics
A PUDU CC1 Series Pro robot joins Pudu's new Self-Cleaning Docking Station.
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Pudu Robotics
A PUDU CC1 Series Pro robot joins Pudu's new Self-Cleaning Docking Station.
Shenzen, China-based Pudu Robotics, a global provider of service robotics, has launched the Self-Cleaning Docking Station, the latest addition to the PUDU CC1 Series ecosystem.
The new docking station enables the PUDU CC1 series to perform automated, dock-assisted cleaning cycles that keep critical cleaning components in peak condition while substantially reducing routine upkeep.
Pudu said the Self-Cleaning Docking Station expands Pudu’s portfolio of cleaning offerings, which includes the standard Docking Station for automated refilling, drainage and charging, and the Mobile Water Station for flexible deployment in facilities without direct plumbing access. Together, Pudu said these innovations give facility operators a complete set of tools for achieving consistent, unattended cleaning.
Pudu Robotics highlighted the following features of its newest offering:
In addition to these highlights, Pudu said the station retains all core features of the original Docking Station - automatic refilling, drainage, detergent dosing and charging - and is fully compatible with the Mobile Water Station for facilities without water lines.
“The Self-Cleaning Docking Station makes it easier than ever for businesses to maintain consistent cleaning performance,” said Felix Zhang, founder and CEO of Pudu Robotics. "By enabling robots to maintain themselves, we've unlocked true hands-free, unattended operations - transforming operational efficiency and setting new standards for what truly autonomous cleaning can deliver to our customers."
The Self-Cleaning Docking Station debuted at CMS Berlin 2025, held from September 23-26 at Messe Berlin, Germany.
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