Berlin – September 09, 2026 -- Pudu Robotics is showcasing its complete commercial robotics portfolio at IFA 2026 in Berlin, marking the company's first appearance at the trade show and the European debut of its semi-humanoid PUDU D7.
PUDU D7 wins IFA Innovation Award in emerging tech category
The PUDU D7 took home the IFA Innovation Award in the IFA NEXT & Emerging Tech category ahead of its European premiere. At the Pudu booth, visitors can interact with the robot directly as it takes photos, captures self-view selfies, responds with a hand-heart gesture and picks up objects on request.
PUDU D5 demonstrates autonomous mobility across stairs, gravel and sand
The D5-W variant navigates stairs, gravel and sandy surfaces live at the booth, showcasing mobility built for warehouses, tunnels and mines where wheeled robots typically struggle. Pudu positions the platform for autonomous transport and facility surveillance in industrial settings beyond structured indoor environments.
CC1 Pro cleaning robot surpasses 20,000 units sold worldwide
The commercial cleaning line, led by PUDU CC1 Pro and PUDU MT1 Max, combines sweeping, scrubbing, vacuuming and mopping with intelligent perception to identify cleaning needs. The CC1 series has exceeded 20,000 units sold globally, while MT1 Max uses 3D perception for larger sites such as parking structures, warehouses and industrial zones.
PUDU T600 hauls up to 600 kilograms in industrial logistics settings
For material transport, the PUDU T600 offers autonomous payload capacity of up to 600 kilograms, extending robotic logistics into factories and warehouses. BellaBot Pro, Pudu's service robot, supports autonomous delivery and interaction for restaurants, hotels and retail environments.
Pudu has shipped over 130,000 robots to more than 85 countries
Pudu Robotics has deployed over 130,000 robots across more than 85 countries and regions and over 1,000 cities, spanning hospitality, retail, healthcare, manufacturing, logistics and property management sectors.
"IFA gives us the opportunity to show robotics not just as technology, but through what robots can actually do in the real world,