Pudu Robotics made its debut at IFA 2026 in Berlin, showcasing its complete line of robotic solutions for the first time. The exhibition highlighted everything from service delivery, commercial cleaning, and industrial logistics robots already in large-scale deployment, to cutting-edge embodied intelligence products, with live demonstrations of how these machines operate across real-world industry scenarios.
A key highlight was the European premiere of the PUDU D7, a new class of humanoid intelligent work assistant designed for tangible physical tasks. The robot demonstrated seamless capabilities in perceiving its environment, interacting with people, and grasping objects in one fluid motion. Visitors at the booth engaged with D7 through interactive gestures like waving, forming heart shapes, and bowing in thanks, while spectators could also direct it to pick up items or even help take group photos.
The company also showcased its industry-grade quadruped navigation robot, the PUDU D5 series, in action. D5 navigated stairs, cleared obstacles, and traversed gravel and sandy terrain, autonomously moving across uneven, continuously shifting ground to demonstrate its advanced motion control, autonomous perception, and path-planning capabilities. This mobility solution targets outdoor non-structural environments where conventional robots struggle, such as energy and chemical plants, industrial warehouses, tunnels, mines, and power facilities, handling tasks like autonomous transport and inspection.
Beyond embodied intelligence, PUDU highlighted its specialized robots with proven track records in real-world settings. For service delivery, the Bella Pro, a medium-sized marketing and delivery hybrid, serves scenarios including restaurants, hotels, retail, healthcare, and senior care facilities. In commercial cleaning, the AI-powered all-in-one PUDU CC1 Pro combines sweeping, scrubbing, vacuuming, and dust mopping in a single unit, with global shipments of the PUDU CC1 series surpassing 20,000 units. The AI-driven dry cleaning robot PUDU MT1 Max targets large, complex spaces like parking garages, warehouses, and industrial plants. In industrial logistics, the heavy-load PUDU T600, capable of carrying up to 600 kilograms, brings autonomous material handling to demanding logistics environments on factory and warehouse floors.
According to company data, PUDU's global cumulative shipments have exceeded 130,000 units, reaching over 85 countries and regions and more than 1,000 cities. Guided by its "one brain, multiple forms" technology philosophy, PUDU has completed a comprehensive lineup spanning specialized, humanoid, and full humanoid robots, establishing four product lines in service delivery, commercial cleaning, industrial delivery, and general-purpose embodied intelligence. These serve over a dozen primary industries, including retail, industrial manufacturing, transportation, and warehousing logistics.
Wu Xiang, Vice President of PUDU Robotics and General Manager of the Embodied Intelligence Product Line, shared his perspective: "IFA gives us an opportunity to showcase robots through what they can genuinely accomplish in the real world. From D7's interactions with visitors and D5's traversal of complex terrain to other specialized robots handling delivery, cleaning, and transport tasks, our booth presents both the direction robots are heading and the practical value they can already deliver today."