PUDU T150

About

About PUDU T150

PUDU T150 uses a compact autonomous base to transport racks, totes and production materials through narrow factory and warehouse routes. Standard, lifting and specialised upper structures share the same navigation and fleet layer, allowing the platform to move static loads or collect compatible carts automatically.

VSLAM and lidar provide localisation and obstacle avoidance without magnetic tape or major floor modification. The robot carries up to 150 kilograms, can operate through lifts and automatic doors and uses fleet software to coordinate traffic and charging. Pudu supplies the platform for rapid brownfield deployment around existing production workflows.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Capability areas: Autonomous navigation
  • Workflows: Warehouse material handling, Automated storage and retrieval workflow
  • Operating environments: Warehouse environment
  • Target markets: Logistics operators and warehouse managers seeking accessible AMR automation.
  • Deployment model: Commercial product with broad deployment across logistics sites.
  • Autonomous cargo delivery

    Claimed - 2026-01-09 - Pudu Robotics launches PUDU T150 light-payload industrial delivery robot

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Timeline

  • Pudu Robotics launches PUDU T150 light-payload industrial delivery robot

    2026-01-09 - Product Launch - Light-payload AMR for high-frequency internal logistics in manufacturing and warehouses. Payload 150 kg; VSLAM + dual LiDAR; no infrastructure required; mapping ~10 min, stabilisation ~1 h to operational. Targets small/mid manufacturers; standard and lifting configurations; 3C, plastics, FMCG use cases.

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Context

Market context

PUDU T150 is Pudu Robotics' autonomous mobile robot designed for light-load, high-frequency material transport in logistics environments.

  • Target environment: Warehouses, distribution centers and indoor logistics facilities.
  • Workflow context: Cart movement, item transport and light-load logistics in high-frequency material handling workflows.
  • Customer context: Logistics operators and warehouse managers seeking accessible AMR automation.
  • Deployment model: Commercial product with broad deployment across logistics sites.
  • Commercial maturity: Commercially deployed platform with multi-site logistics use.
  • Adoption constraints: Designed for light loads and structured indoor paths. Not suited for heavy pallet or outdoor operations.
  • Market position: Targets the light-load logistics gap between manual carts and heavy AGVs. Competes with basic AMR platforms in the accessible warehouse automation segment.
  • Adjacent products: PUDU T300, PUDU T600, TRACER 2.0

Tags

  • Workflow: Warehouse material handling, Automated storage and retrieval workflow
  • Capability: Autonomous navigation
  • Deployment Environment: Warehouse environment
  • Stack Layer: Finished robot platform
  • Commercial Stage: Commercial product

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