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Shenzhen, China-based Pudu Robotics, a global provider of service robotics, has stepped out of the cleaning, delivery and conveyance robot game. The company launched the D5 Series, which it calls a new generation of industry-grade autonomous quadruped robots engineered for complex, unstructured and large-scale outdoor environments. The series includes two configurations: the PUDU D5, a legged version built for maximum…
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…2026 to be no exception. Robotics 24/7 asked some of the robotics industry’s biggest names about what they expect to see in automation next year. 2026 robot predictions, questions and respondents How did our 2025 predictions turn out? We asked the robotics industry the following questions: What robotic technology/technologies do you expect will make the most impact in 2026? What…
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Shenzhen, China-based Pudu Robotics, a global provider of service robotics, is set to appear at the 2025 International Robotics Exhibition (iREX 2025) in Tokyo. The world’s largest robotics tradeshow will be held at Tokyo Big Sight from December 3-6. At the event, Pudu announced it will launch what the company calls an innovative intelligent quadruped robot, as well as showcase…
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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…
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Shenzen, China-based Pudu Robotics, a global provider of service robotics, announced the launch of the PUDU T600 Series. The company said the T600 Series represents a next-generation lineup of industrial delivery robots purpose-built for high-payload, autonomous goods handling in complex industrial environments. Dual-form design for higher application flexibility Pudu said that following the success of the PUDU T300, which addressed…
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Shenzen, China-based Pudu Robotics, a global provider of service robotics, launched the PUDU CC1 Pro, an AI-powered autonomous cleaning robot. Building on the success of the PUDU CC1, the company said the new model advances intelligent cleaning automation with powerful AI-driven perception and decision-making integrated into every stage of the cleaning process. AI-powered cleaning with autonomous intelligence Pudu Robotics said…
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Shenzen, China-based Pudu Robotics, a global provider of service robotics, unveiled the PUDU MT1 Vac, an AI-powered robotic sweeper and vacuum. The company said PUDU MT1 Vac was designed to meet the rising demand for high-performance dry cleaning in commercial and industrial spaces. Combining sweeping, vacuuming and dust-mopping functions in a single robot, Pudu Robotics said MT1 Vac brings intelligent…
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…in New York City, ToDo Robotics held live, interactive demonstrations of Pudu Robotics' AI-powered BellaBot Pro and its 'Shopper Assistance' capabilities. NRF 2025 attendees, including retail professionals, technology enthusiasts and media representatives go to 'test-drive' BellaBot Pro's latest features. Hands-on with BellaBot Pro At ToDo Robotics' NRF 2025 booth, attendees directly engaged with BellaBot Pro. The Pudu Robotics mobile robot…
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Shenzen, China-based Pudu Robotics, a global provider of service robotics, has unveiled its new AI-powered robotic sweeper, the PUDU MT1. Traditional cleaning in expansive settings like arenas, warehouses and manufacturing plants is often labor-intensive and less efficient. The PUDU MT1 is now available in the North and South American markets and other regions around the world. The company said the…
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Autonomous mobile robot (AMR) provider Pudu Robotics recently announced the launch of its first robot designed expressly for industrial applications - the PUDU T300, which debuted at Hannover Messe 2024. PUDU said its T300 features maneuverability with an ability to navigate efficiently through narrow passageways commonly found in industrial facilities. The PUDU T300 also includes “map-and-go” functionality that allows for…
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Pudu Robotics, a commercial service robotics organization, announced the launch of its KettyBot Pro, the next generation of its delivery and reception robot. Enhancements in the new generation include immersive engagement and personalized advertising, cutting-edge cameras that allow for navigating even narrower passageways, smart tray inspection based on visual sensors and more color options. In 2024, restaurant and retail customers…
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Pudu Robotics, which specializes in commercial service robotics, will showcase a new cleaning robot (the PUDU CC1) at the ISSA Show North America in Las Vegas from Nov. 13-16. According to the company, the cleaning industry, facing an uncertain economy and persistent staff shortages, is embracing automation to make operations more efficient, fill job vacancies, and reduce costs. Robots are…
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Alphabet's robotic subsidiary Intrinsic Innovation LLC has laid off 40 employees, which makes up about 20% of its workforce. The Information broke the news and was backed up by multiple sources including TechCrunch, which received a statement from the company. “Intrinsic’s leadership has made the difficult decision to let go a number of our team members,” a spokesperson told TechCrunch.…
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Pudu Robotics is celebrating the success of its partnership with supermarket retailer Carrefour, which recently deployed BellaBot units, Pudu’s smart delivery robot, at two of its retail stores in Warsaw, Poland. The service shelf robot, also known as Kerfus, is being used to promote and deliver Pepsi products. Pudu noted customers have enjoyed interacting with the robot and have posted…
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…are serious about investing in robotics. Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. yesterday said that its Cultivate Next venture fund is investing in Hyphen Technologies Inc., which is developing automation for kitchen operations, and Meati, which is developing processes for proteins made from mushroom root. Newport Beach, Calif.-based Chipotle said its $50 million Cultivate Next fund “intends to make early-stage investments into…
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