
PUDU Robotics (Shenzhen PUDU Technology Co., Ltd.) was founded in 2016, is headquartered in Shenzhen, and is a global leader in commercial service robots.
Built on three core technologies—mobility, manipulation, and AI—the company pioneered the industry-first "one brain, multiple forms" architecture, establishing a complete product portfolio spanning dedicated robots, semi-humanoid robots, and humanoid robots.
PUDU has developed four product lines—delivery, cleaning, industrial, and general-purpose embodied intelligence—with operations in over 85 countries and regions and cumulative shipments exceeding 130,000 units.
The company's vision is to "let robots serve 10 billion people."
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At the 2026 World Robot Conference, Pudu Robotics' Wu Xiang unveiled two products and discussed the collaboration with JD.com, emphasizing that scene-based applications will determine the winner in the next phase of robot competition.
Pudu Robotics has unveiled the MP2000, an AI-powered autonomous pallet handler designed for high-frequency, heavy-payload transport in warehouses and factories. The robot features fast pallet pickup cycles of 20 seconds, 3D lidar and depth cameras for obstacle avoidance, and support for various pallet formats.
Shenzhen robot exports surged 10.4 times year-on-year in H1, reaching 6.94 billion yuan, with orders booked into 2027. Chinese robot makers are shifting from product sales to building global ecosystems, exemplified by Pudu Robotics and four-legged robots deployed in Swiss nuclear plants.