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PUDU D7
Wheeled humanoid for warehouse picking and material handling under 14 kg payload
2.55
Early Stage / Pilot-Ready Humanoid
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Pilot ReadyEstimated / needs verification
Pricing
$70K – $100K
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Why it matters
- Hospital supply chain: autonomous transport of meal trays, medication carts, and linen bins on single floors with elevator access, reducing nursing aide labor during peak hours.
- Mid-sized e-commerce fulfillment: bin-to-tote picking for SKUs under 5 kg in a 2-shift operation with autonomous battery charging between shifts.
- Light-assembly line kitting: autonomous parts staging and bin replenishment in automotive or electronics manufacturing, where arm reach (65 cm) and 0.1 mm precision suit connector and fastener handling.
Solid battery endurance
Over 8 hours continuous operation from a >1kWh battery supports single-shift deployments without frequent charging interruptions, per spec sheet.
Payload
10 kg (bionic arms)
Battery life
Over 8 hours continuous operation from battery exceeding 1 kWh
Speed
Maximum 2 m/s with 360-degree omnidirectional movement
Height
1200 mm
Estimated / needs verificationWidth
600 mm
Estimated / needs verificationDepth
600 mm
Estimated / needs verificationWeight
50 kg
Estimated / needs verificationNavigation
Vision-led navigation (estimated)
Connectivity
Wi-Fi / cloud fleet management (estimated)
Charging
Autonomous dock
Environment
Indoor
Navigation & autonomy
- Obstacle avoidance
- Multi-floorRequires building integration
- Elevator supportRequires building integration
Interaction
- Voice interaction
- Screen interaction
Operations & fleet
- Autonomous charging
- Fleet management
Environment
- Indoor
- Outdoor
Best for
When to deploy this.
- Hospital supply chain: autonomous transport of meal trays, medication carts, and linen bins on single floors with elevator access, reducing nursing aide labor during peak hours.
- Mid-sized e-commerce fulfillment: bin-to-tote picking for SKUs under 5 kg in a 2-shift operation with autonomous battery charging between shifts.
- Light-assembly line kitting: autonomous parts staging and bin replenishment in automotive or electronics manufacturing, where arm reach (65 cm) and 0.1 mm precision suit connector and fastener handling.
Limitations
When to skip it.
- Single-arm capacity only 14 kg total across dual arms, limiting adoption to light-SKU operations; heavy-SKU warehouses require legacy AMRs or cobots.
- Continuous learning over deployment time means behavior drifts; no published control over task-specific forgetting or rollback—risk of unexpected regression in production.
- No outdoor or rough-terrain capability; confined to smooth, climate-controlled indoor facilities with flat or gently sloped floors.
Decision snapshot
Pilot ReadyDeployment readiness
65Review
ROI confidence
55Verify
Site fit
70Review
Maintenance load
40Medium
Buyer next move
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Payback lens
30+ mo
Directional estimate based on price, labor offset, and readiness scores.
Buying model
Purchase led
$70K - $100K
Supplier readiness
Supplier identified
Limited
Decision scores
Deployment
65How operationally ready this robot is for production deployment today.
ROI clarity
55Confidence in the published ROI numbers — how likely the savings actually materialize.
Labor replacement
60Share of the human task this category can credibly offload.
Environment fit
70Fit with your target environment — lighting, floor type, congestion.
Maintenance risklower is better
40Expected maintenance load and downtime risk. Lower is better.
Future potential
80Long-horizon strategic upside — where the platform points 3+ years out.
Performance3.0
Reliability2.0
Ease of deployment3.0
Market maturity2.0
Value for money2.0
Innovation4.0
Safety2.0
Support & ecosystem2.0
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Trust43
Specifications and payload data from manufacturer press releases (September 2024, June 2026) and third-party reseller listings (RoboZaps). Battery, speed, and navigation specs confirmed across multiple sources. Pricing estimated from RoboZaps listing ($70k) and industry reports; official Pudu pricing not disclosed. Deployment timeline and commercialization status from official Pudu website and July 2026 WAIC conference coverage. No independent third-party benchmarks or user case studies published yet; all performance claims sourced from Pudu materials.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does Pudu Robotics PUDU D7 cost?
Pudu Robotics PUDU D7 is priced at $70,000–$100,000 (manufacturer list pricing; final quotes vary by configuration and region).
What is Pudu Robotics PUDU D7 best used for?
Pudu Robotics PUDU D7 is best suited for: Hospital supply chain: autonomous transport of meal trays, medication carts, and linen bins on single floors with elevator access, reducing nursing aide labor during peak hours. · Mid-sized e-commerce fulfillment: bin-to-tote picking for SKUs under 5 kg in a 2-shift operation with autonomous battery charging between shifts. · Light-assembly line kitting: autonomous parts staging and bin replenishment in automotive or electronics manufacturing, where arm reach (65 cm) and 0.1 mm precision suit connector and fastener handling..
Can I buy Pudu Robotics PUDU D7 today?
Pudu Robotics PUDU D7 is available in limited quantities or select regions — expect lead times.
What are the best alternatives to Pudu Robotics PUDU D7?
Buyers most often weigh Pudu Robotics PUDU D7 against PaXini TORA-DOUBLE ONE, AgiBot A2, UBTECH walker S2. Use Robofy's head-to-head compare pages for a spec-by-spec breakdown.
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