Pudu MT1 Sweeping Cleaning Robot

It is an autonomous sweeper robot with artificial intelligence for large indoor areas with hard floors. It dry-sweeps with a double brush and two side brushes and collects everything in the 35-litre container, from fine dust to bulky waste. It cleans up to 1,800 m²/h in full coverage and up to 6,000 m²/h in spot cleaning, with 4–8 hours of runtime. It does not scrub and does not pick up liquids.

They are three sweeping robots with the same base (84 × 60 cm) and AI waste recognition. The MT1 dry-sweeps large indoor areas with hard floors: up to 1,800 m²/h, 35-litre bin, 4–8 hours of runtime. The MT1 Vac adds vacuuming and a dust mop, has a HEPA H11 filter and also works on carpet: up to 1,400 m²/h and a 20-litre collection capacity. The MT1 Max is the most powerful: 3D LiDAR, IP54 protection rating, up to 2,200 m²/h and 6.5–10 hours of runtime, also designed for car parks and covered semi-outdoor areas.

It depends on the dirt and the surface. The MT1 series dry-sweeps: it is the right choice for dust, debris and packaging over large areas, from 1,400 to 2,200 m²/h. The CC1 is a 4-in-1 floor scrubber-dryer robot for medium-sized indoor areas: it scrubs, sweeps, vacuums carpet and removes dust, at 700–1000 m²/h. The BG1 is the autonomous scrubber-dryer for large areas: it sweeps and scrubs in a single pass and recognises spilled liquids. It often pays to combine them: an MT1 for daily sweeping, a CC1 or a BG1 for scrubbing.

It picks up dry dirt of every size: fine dust, paper shavings, plastic film, packaging and bottles. The AI cameras recognise waste in real time, so in spot mode the robot goes straight to where there is dirt. It does not pick up liquids and should be avoided on very oily floors: for wet dirt you need a scrubber-dryer such as the CC1 or BG1.

No. All three models work dry only: they sweep and, in the case of the MT1 Vac, vacuum and run the dust mop. They have no water tanks and do not pick up liquids; they should not be used on very oily floors or with standing water. To scrub and dry floors you need PUDU scrubber-dryers, such as CC1 or BG1.

It works on hardened indoor floors: polished concrete, epoxy resin, rubber, regular paving blocks, ceramic tiles. It climbs thresholds up to 20 mm and inclines up to 8°, but cleans only on slopes up to 3°. Passages at least 75 cm wide are needed (better over 80 cm in long corridors) and 110 cm to turn around. Very oily floors should be avoided.

No. It is designed for indoor use only: no outdoor areas, balconies, stairs or uneven ground, and its protection rating is IPX3. For underground car parks, semi-open lobbies and covered semi-outdoor areas there is the MT1 Max, with IP54 and 3D LiDAR, which should still not be used in rain or snow.

In full coverage the MT1 cleans up to 1,800 m²/h, the MT1 Vac up to 1,400 m²/h and the MT1 Max up to 2,200 m²/h. In spot cleaning, when the AI sends the robot only where there is dirt, MT1 Vac, MT1 and MT1 Max reach 1,800, 6,000 and 7,000 m²/h. MT1 and MT1 Max serve areas in the order of 100,000 m². The number of robots depends on area, type of dirt, obstacles and time windows: we calculate it with you during the analysis phase.

It uses integrated LiDAR SLAM + VSLAM positioning, with markers as support, and fusion of several sensors: LiDAR, VSLAM camera, RGBD and RGB cameras, line lasers. It therefore finds its way even in large, changing spaces such as warehouses and shopping centres. Whether markers are needed is something we assess during the site survey. For very high ceilings and low light there is the MT1 Max, with 3D LiDAR.

RGBD and RGB cameras, LiDAR, line lasers, bumpers and a cliff sensor detect fixed and moving obstacles: the robot goes around them by recalculating the route or stops. For this reason it can also work with people and forklifts around. Before installation we check the critical points for the sensors, such as black skirting boards, mirrors and glazing between 14 and 22 cm from the floor.

Yes, with the charging station, sold separately: when the battery is low the robot returns to base, charges and resumes work. Without the station it is charged with the cable. Charging takes about 3 hours for the MT1 and less than 3.5 hours for MT1 Vac and MT1 Max. The MT1 station requires a flat wall, 2 m clear in front and 1.5 m on each side.

Yes: the automatic emptying station is the new PUDU accessory for the MT1 series. The robot empties its bin into the station and goes back to work without staff having to intervene. In the quote we confirm compatibility with your model and the best position along the routes.

Active dust control uses negative-pressure ventilation with a filter: the dust raised by the brushes stays in the container and does not return to the environment. The air filter is cleaned every day with the dedicated handle, without washing it with water, and is replaced approximately every 3–6 months. Automatic vibration filter cleaning is a feature of the MT1 Max.

Yes, with the optional lift control and E-gate (automatic doors and gates) modules available for MT1, MT1 Vac and MT1 Max. This way the robot cleans several floors without anyone accompanying it. We check compatibility with your lift and doors during the site survey.

Every day, or at most every two days, clean the side brushes and the roller brush and shake the air filter with the dedicated handle, without washing it with water. The 35-litre bin is emptied when the robot signals that it is full; sensors and underside are cleaned periodically with a soft cloth. Brushes and rubber blades are changed every 6–12 months, the air filter every 3–6 months. The robot’s screen shows the status of consumables.

MT1 and MT1 Max connect via Wi-Fi or 4G; Bluetooth and LoRa or 2.4G modules are optional, useful for example for elevator modules. The connection is needed for the app, reports and updates: during the site survey we check coverage in the areas to be cleaned. The noise level is below 75 dB(A).

Yes. With the PUDU Link app you see the status of all your PUDU robots on a single screen (online or offline, working, battery) and change tasks and schedules, even remotely. Each robot works in the areas and at the times you assign to it. Robot-to-robot calling is also available for collaborative cleaning between the MT1 and CC1 series: an MT1 robot can call a CC1 or a CC1 Pro. If you are interested, we check models and software versions with you.

Yes, through the PUDU Open Platform. The Cloud APIs allow an external system (ERP, WMS, facility management software) to read the status, activities and data of the cleaning robots, receive alerts via callbacks and, where available, send commands. With PUDU Skill, PUDU’s package for AI programming tools, developers write the integration faster. API access goes through the distributor: we activate it and check with PUDU which functions are available for your model.

We start by analysing areas, floors, dirt and schedules; on request we hold a demo at your premises. At installation we create the map, set up areas, routes and cleaning programmes and, if needed, connect lifts and doors. Then we train your staff: start-up, emptying, daily maintenance and use of the app. For support and spare parts you stay in direct contact with our technicians.

LeanProducts provides direct support throughout Italy through its own technicians. Types of support offered:

• phone support and remote access for questions or analysis;
• on-site repair or, preferably, shipment to our premises;
• specific training so you can work independently.

Yes, the manufacturer has signed a GDPR compliance declaration for CC1, CC1 Pro and the MT1 series. The robot does not record images of the surroundings and does not recognise faces. Where there is AI recognition of dirt and obstacles, each image stays in working memory, is analysed and deleted immediately, without being saved; recognition also works without internet. If needed, the RGB camera can be disabled and there is a blackout sticker: in that case the robot still cleans, but without recognising the type of dirt. Only operating data such as areas cleaned, tasks, status and faults goes to the PUDU cloud. We provide the declaration with the quote.

Yes. With PUDU Cloud Veil the data runs locally or on your private cloud and does not pass through PUDU servers: no data leakage at source and full control over the information, as required in environments with high confidentiality requirements. To connect the robot to your systems there is the PUDU Cloud Open API. We define the configuration and functions available for your model in the quote.

PUDU is certified ISO/IEC 27001:2022 for information security and ISO/IEC 27701:2019 for privacy, verified by the certification body DNV. Data is encrypted and stored encrypted, access is limited to authorised personnel and a dedicated department oversees information security. Vulnerabilities are reported through an official channel. On the robot, settings and working modes are password-protected and the software is updated remotely.

Yes, every robot comes with CE marking and an EU declaration of conformity. The CC1 Pro is certified to IEC 63327, the safety standard for automatic floor-cleaning machines for commercial use. For the other models we provide the declaration and the standards applied with the quote.