The PUDU T300 is a heavy-duty Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) from Pudu Robotics designed for industrial logistics, capable of hauling up to 300 kg of cargo across factory floors and warehouses. It uses VSLAM+ navigation, complies with ISO 3691-4 industrial safety standards, and operates without physical markers or rails.
Primary use case: Industrial delivery
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At the 2026 World Robot Conference (WRC 2026), Pudu Robotics showcased its PUDU D5 quadruped robot completing an autonomous navigation challenge and the semi-humanoid PUDU D7 serving as a photographer volunteer at JD.com's booth. The D5 was demonstrated with capabilities for firefighting, power grid inspection, and industrial applications, while the company highlighted its four product lines spanning service delivery, commercial cleaning, industrial delivery, and embodied intelligence, with over 130,000 cumulative shipments across 85 countries.
Pudu Robotics launched the PUDU MP2000, an AI-native autonomous forklift with a 2,000 kg payload capacity designed to automate floor-to-floor material transport in warehouses and factories. The system features simplified deployment without requiring extensive site modifications, dedicated reflectors, or QR codes, combining 3D lidar, depth cameras, and multi-sensor perception for adaptive navigation around obstacles. The launch expands Pudu's industrial delivery portfolio from flexible mobile delivery into standardized pallet handling and heavier-load transport.
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