Pudu Robotics has launched the PUDU T300, a service robot designed to maneuver the narrow passageways of industrial facilities. It includes “map-and-go” functionality that allows for immediate use without network connectivity.
The PUDU T300 is specifically designed to fill a need in the material logistics of discrete manufacturing, handling tasks like delivering supplies to production lines, transferring materials between different production areas, and assisting in the delivery of samples for quality inspection.
It is built on the company’s PUDU VSLAM+ technology, an advanced visual positioning system that enables marker-free navigation. The PUDU T300 can quickly adapt to changes in production layouts without the need for reconfiguration or site remodeling.
With its ability to navigate spaces as slim as 23.6 inches and to cross 0.7 inch thresholds and 1.3 inch gutters, PUDU T300 can shuttle between production lines, delivering supplies without issues. It supports a fusion of laser SLAM and visual SLAM for positioning, providing environmental adaptability, especially in high-ceiling factory scenarios. The robot can update its map in real-time based on actual site changes, ensuring stable and reliable positioning.
PUDU T300 includes secure door access, elevator control, a self-configuring network with call options, and production line material requests via an app to integrate into production processes.
