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Outdoor and grounds care robots
Answer 4 questions and we will point you to the right PUDU GT series robotic mower for business parks, campuses, public parks, sports pitches and golf courses. They cut, vacuum and collect in a single pass.
What job does it need to do?
How large is the area?
What is the ground like?
Are there narrow passages?
3D tour
Watch the GT series at work
GT3 on a business campus, GT5 in a park, GT7 on a fairway and in a stadium: pick the scenario at the top and tap the points on the robot to see LiDAR, cutting system, collection box and vacuum system.
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The PUDU GT series robots
Autonomous robotic mowers
GT3Cuts and collects; with the blades stopped it sweeps paths and edges.91 cm · up to 2 hectares per chargeSee →
GT5Large lawns and public parks in a single pass, with collection.1.52 m · up to 6.5 hectares per chargeSee →
GT7Fine reel cut for fairways, rough and sports pitches; four-wheel drive.1.60 m · slopes up to 30°See →Charging: The robot returns to base and recharges by itself. Automatic charging station →
Quick comparison
| Robot | Job | Width of cut | Height of cut | Work rate | Area per charge | Slope | Collection | Battery and charging | Size and weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GT3 | Rotary cut with collection; sweeping and vacuuming of paths | 914 mm, 3 blades sweeping 1,050 mm | 26–114 mm | 5,000 m²/h 3,500 m²/h when sweeping | 2 hectares 1.5 when sweeping | 20° | 60 L | 13 kWh LFP; 4–6 h 4 h charge; 2 h with fast charging (optional) | 1,602 × 947 × 1,203 mm 450 kg |
| GT5 | Rotary cut with collection | 1.52 m, 3 blades | 26–152 mm | 8,000 m²/h | 6.5 hectares | 20° | 120 L 1.50 m collection width | 26 kWh LFP; 8–10 h 8 h charge; 4 h with fast charging (optional) | 1,910 × 1,586 × 1,293 mm 850 kg |
| GT7 | Reel cut, with or without collection | 1.60 m, 3 floating units 125 mm reel, 8 or 11 blades | 5–50 mm | 8,000 m²/h | 7 hectares without collection | 30° four-wheel drive | 120 L 1.56 m collection width | 26 kWh LFP; 10–12 h 8 h charge; 4 h with fast charging (optional) | 1,950 × 1,600 × 1,400 mm 900 kg |
All three: IP66 protection, positioning accurate to ±2.5 cm, top speed 11 km/h, maps up to 100 hectares. Actual work rate and run-time depend on grass, ground and routes: we check them with you during the site survey.
Good to know before you choose
Area and work rate
- Area per charge: 2 hectares for the GT3, 6.5 for the GT5, 7 for the GT7.
- Theoretical rate: 5,000 m²/h for the GT3, 8,000 m²/h for the GT5 and GT7; the actual rate depends on the shape of the area and on obstacles.
- Larger areas: several charges a day or several robots in the same fleet.
Slopes and ground
- The GT3 and GT5 mow up to 20°, on side slopes too.
- GT7: four-wheel drive and up to 30°; the three floating units follow rolling ground.
- We look at banks and awkward passages together during the site survey.
Type of cut
- GT3 and GT5: rotary cut with 3 blades, from 26 mm up to 114 mm (GT3) or 152 mm (GT5).
- GT7: reel units, from 5 to 50 mm, set with a dial and no tools.
- Fairways, rough, tees and sports turf call for the GT7.
Collection and emptying
- They cut, vacuum and collect grass, leaves and light debris in a single pass.
- When the box is full they go and empty it by themselves and resume from where they stopped.
- GT7: it can mow without collecting, with the vacuum off and less noise.
Maps, zones and transfers
- The map is created with one lap around the perimeter: the GT3 recognises the boundary between turf and paving by itself.
- No-go zones and transfer routes are edited by hand.
- They move from one lawn to the next by themselves, along the mapped routes.
Safety and management
- 3D LiDAR, cameras and ultrasonic sensors: they recognise people, vehicles and obstacles and slow down, steer round or stop.
- RTK, LiDAR and vision together: positioning accurate to ±2.5 cm.
- You see position, progress and status remotely; errors arrive as notifications.
Frequently asked questions
How does the robot know where to mow?
You create the map by letting the robot do a lap of the area: the GT3 recognises the boundary between turf and paved surfaces by itself. No-go zones and transfer routes are then added by hand. While working, the robot combines RTK, LiDAR and cameras and keeps its lanes to within ±2.5 cm. A map can cover up to 100 hectares.
How much area does it cover on one charge?
Up to 2 hectares for the GT3 (1.5 when sweeping and vacuuming), 6.5 hectares for the GT5 and 7 hectares for the GT7 without collection. Standard charging takes 4 hours for the GT3 and 8 hours for the GT5 and GT7; optional fast charging halves those times. When the battery is low the robot returns to the charging station by itself.
Where do the clippings go?
All three robots cut, vacuum and collect grass, leaves and light debris in a single pass: a 60-litre box on the GT3, 120 litres on the GT5 and GT7. When the box is full the robot goes and empties it by itself and resumes from the exact point where it stopped. The GT7 can also mow without collecting.
Can it work with people around?
Yes. 3D LiDAR, cameras and ultrasonic sensors keep the whole space around the robot under watch: it recognises pedestrians, vehicles and obstacles such as hoses and poles and, depending on the risk, slows down, steers round or stops. A warning light shows that it is working.
Does the GT3 really sweep the paths?
Yes: with the blades stopped the GT3 becomes a sweeper for paths, internal roads and edges. Two side brushes move leaves and dirt towards the vacuum intake over a 1,050 mm width, at a rate of 3,500 m²/h. The machine therefore works all year round, not only in the mowing season.
Which robot for golf courses and sports pitches?
The GT7: three floating reel units that follow the ground, height of cut from 5 to 50 mm set with a dial and no tools, 1.60 m width and four-wheel drive on slopes up to 30°. It is designed for fairways, rough, tees and sports turf.
Are they noisy? Can they stay outdoors in all weather?
They are all electric, with an LFP battery. With the vacuum off, the GT7 works almost silently: it can mow early in the morning, in the evening and while the facility is open. Metal chassis and IP66 protection against dust and water jets.
Who installs and supports it?
LeanProducts, official PUDU distributor in Italy: site survey, mapping of the area, commissioning, training and direct support. We arrange a demo on request.