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Korea Herald
15-07-2025
- Business
- Korea Herald
Pudu Robotics Launches PUDU MT1 Vac: AI-powered Robotic Sweeper & Vacuum Sets New Standard for Commercial Dry Cleaning
SHENZHEN, China, July 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Pudu Robotics, a global leader in service robotics, today unveiled the PUDU MT1 Vac, an AI-powered robotic Sweeper and Vacuum 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, MT1 Vac brings intelligent automation to large-area environments such as airports, metro stations, hotels, casinos, and office buildings. The MT1 Vac expands Pudu Robotics' cleaning portfolio by addressing a clear market need for reliable, high-capacity automated vacuuming. Positioned between the wet-cleaning-focused CC1 series and the original MT1 sweeper for large debris, the MT1 Vac was developed from real-world customer insights to provide enhanced suction power and specialized dry-cleaning performance for demanding applications. Building on the MT1's proven AI-powered sweeping technology for large-scale environments, the MT1 Vac introduces advanced vacuuming, upgraded filtration, and multi-surface adaptability. Equipped with LiDAR SLAM and VSLAM navigation for dynamic environment mapping, alongside IoT integration for seamless multi-floor operations, MT1 Vac ensures efficient and flexible cleaning in challenging, high-traffic settings. Key Innovations That Set PUDU MT1 Vac Apart As the cleaning industry continues to adopt smarter and more specialized automation, MT1 Vac strengthens Pudu Robotics' position as a leader in intelligent cleaning solutions. Building on the foundation of the original MT1, it delivers targeted enhancements in vacuum performance, filtration, and adaptability—offering a dependable, intelligent solution for modern facility operations. About Pudu Robotics Pudu Robotics, a global leader in the service robotics sector, is dedicated to enhancing human productivity and living standards through innovative robot technology. With a focus on R&D, manufacturing, and sales of service robots, Pudu Robotics emphasizes three core technologies: mobility, manipulation, and artificial intelligence. Pudu Robotics has taken the lead in establishing a comprehensive range of specialized, semi-humanoid, and humanoid robotic products in the industry. Currently, Pudu Robotics offers three product lines: service delivery robots, commercial cleaning robots, and industrial delivery robots, which are deployed across ten major industries, including food and beverage, retail, hospitality, healthcare, entertainment and sports, industrial facilities, education, and more. To date, Pudu Robotics has successfully shipped over 100,000 units to a variety of markets, with a presence in more than 1,000 cities across 80+ countries and regions worldwide. For more information on business developments and updates, follow PUDU on LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Instagram.
Yahoo
28-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Cat-shaped robot waiter bringing smiles at Cumbrian café
A CAT-shaped robot waiter is bringing a smile to the faces of customers at a Whitehaven café. The BellaBot, a delivery robot created by Chinese tech company Pudu, has been recruited for the Rooftop Café at Dixons department store on Lowther Street. The robot can zip between tables and the front counter, with staff or customers only required to load and unload the trays. It can talk to customers and is programmed with random phrases including 'your food is here, marra'. It also makes meowing noises if stroked on its ears but will remind diners not to interrupt its work if stroked for too long. Dixons Rooftop Cafe customer Chris Eaves interacts with the robot (Image: Newsquest) The friendly-faced robot can serve four tables at once and is able to navigate around obstacles and take the most efficient route. Gordon Osbaldestin, company surveyor at J Dixon & Son Ltd., saw one of the robots at a trade show and after the company secured one, it was trailed at the café a week before Easter. It has proved to be a hit with the public and has helped free up staff to speak to customers and carry out other tasks. Mr Osbaldestin said: 'It has lifted us all. It's such a positive. Everyone has taken it really well. It's not what people expect to see here. 'It's given us more efficiency and allows us more time to have conversation with the customers. You can go anywhere for a coffee and a cake but if you like the crack, this is the place to come. 'Everyone has realised it's a help for the staff. It's very reliable as well. The robot at Dixons Rooftop Cafe is helping staff and bringing joy to customers (Image: Newsquest) 'The idea is to make customers smile. It's another reason to come here. It's definitely made us more efficient and everyone finds it funny.' Margaret Stobbart, a staff member at the café, said: 'We love it. It's great. The kids love it – all the customers do.' Chris Eaves, a customer at the café, said: 'I think it's kind of cute. It prompts the idea that the robot environment is here in the mundane environment of a café.' Mr Osbaldestin said there are now plans to introduce Pudu's CC1 cleaning robot at Dunmail Park in Workington, also owned by J Dixon & Son Ltd. He said this would allow floor cleaning to take place during the early hours and would help in winter when there are longer drying times. It would also free up cleaning staff to focus on other areas.