Pudu T300L Robot with Lifting Module

A traditional AGV follows fixed paths (magnetic tapes, guide wires, QR codes or reflectors) and stops in front of an obstacle until someone clears it. An AMR robot like the PUDU T series builds a map of the environment, plans its own route and drives around obstacles: it is installed without floor works and, when the layout changes, you only need to update the map. The T300 installs up to 70% faster than a traditional AGV.

The robot slides under the rack or trolley, recognises it, docks, lifts it by 60 mm and takes it to its destination; there it sets it down, undocks on its own and immediately sets off on a new mission. Lifting missions are started from the robot, with the PUDU Pager, from the PUDU Link app or from your management system via API, including multi-stop missions.

The repetitive transport jobs that people do today with trolleys and pallet trucks: lineside supply, semi-finished products between departments, finished goods to the warehouse, samples to quality control. Operators stay at their workstations and the robot makes the trips. In “order-to-person” order picking integrated with the WMS you can reach 2–3 times the orders fulfilled per day, with picking up to 200% more productive (UPH) and 99.95% accuracy.

With the PUDU Lifting Rack: 900 × 660 × 308 mm, usable deck 820 × 610 mm, base 275 mm above the floor, 15.7 kg, lockable swivel castors. The T300L is 241 mm high at the chassis, has 30 mm ground clearance and lifts by 60 mm. With other trolleys, what matters is the free space under the deck, dimensions, frame and total weight within 300 kg: we check them during the site survey and confirm compatibility with PUDU.

Up to 300 kg on the loading deck, passing through 60 cm gaps. With the tray frame, up to 100 kg per shelf, 300 kg in total including the frame. With the towing device it tows the trolleys you already have, up to 400 kg, with a 200 kg counterweight and at 0.8 m/s. The T300L version slides under dedicated racks and trolleys and lifts them, up to 300 kg.

It measures 835 × 500 × 1350 mm, like the T300, and weighs 81 kg. It climbs thresholds up to 20 mm, gaps up to 35 mm and slopes up to 5°. The minimum passage width depends on the size of the rack or trolley it carries: we calculate it on your routes.

The T300 with towing uses the wheeled trolleys you already have, without modifying them, up to 400 kg with counterweight, but hitching is manual and when towing it travels at 0.8 m/s. The T300L loads and unloads dedicated racks up to 300 kg on its own, without an operator, at 1.2 m/s. The T600 Underride lifts existing shelves and trolleys from underneath up to 600 kg, or pallets with the dedicated bracket; it is 255 mm high and works only automatically.

Like the T300: 30 Ah lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) battery, replaceable; up to 12 hours without load and about 6 hours at full load. Charging 0–90% in 2 hours, at the automatic station or with the cable.

Yes. It complies with ISO 3691-4, the safety standard for driverless industrial vehicles, and TÜV SÜD has issued CE-MD and CE-RED certifications for the T300 (EN ISO 3691-4 and EN 1175). 360° LiDAR, depth cameras, anti-collision bumper and emergency stop buttons: it detects people and obstacles, including low or overhanging ones, and slows down or stops. Arrows, direction lights and audible warnings show people working nearby where it is going.

No. The T300 navigates with VSLAM+, which combines cameras and LiDAR: no magnetic tape, QR codes or reflectors on the floor. It works with ceilings up to 30 m and maps up to 200,000 m²; when the layout changes you update the map. Lifts, automatic doors and lines connect with PUDU modules.

In several ways, even combined: with the PUDU Pager, the one-button pager; from the touchscreen or the press-to-go button on the robot; from the PUDU Link app on a smartphone; automatically from the WMS, MES or ERP via API. API calls can have a priority and, if the robot is busy, they stay in the queue until it is free. For the PUDU Watch, the 4G watch with NFC card, we will confirm compatibility with the T series for you.

Yes. With the LoRa lift kit the robot calls the lift and changes floor without accessing the lift's internal systems; it is installed by the maintenance company and a data SIM is required. For automatic doors and turnstiles there is the 2-relay Bluetooth gateway module, with minor modifications to the opening. We check the make, model and year of the installations during the site survey.

A network connection is needed for the PUDU Link app, calls from company systems, the APIs and coordinating several robots. The PUDU Pager, on the other hand, uses its own wireless LoRa network. During the analysis we check coverage along the routes and at loading and unloading points with you.

Yes: with the PUDU Open Platform your WMS, MES or ERP calls the robots, sends missions, including multi-stop lifting missions, and receives status, position and errors in real time (callbacks); historical data on missions, charging and faults are also available. For developers there is the PUDU Skill, a package for AI programming tools that knows the up-to-date PUDU APIs. API keys are obtained through the distributor: we activate them and support your IT team or integrator.

No floor works are needed: the map is created by moving the robot along the routes with power assist, then loading and unloading points and calls are defined. Timing depends on the area, the number of points and integrations; for “order-to-person” order picking less than a week is enough.

It depends on trips per hour, distances, loads and loading and unloading times: we calculate it with you during the analysis. You can start with one robot and add more: the PUDU Scheduler coordinates up to 20 robots on the same site.

LeanProducts, official PUDU distributor in Italy, takes care of the site survey and flow analysis, installation, mapping, integration and operator training, with direct support throughout Italy. On request we arrange a demo at your site.

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 T300, T600, PuduBot 2, KettyBot Pro and BellaBot Pro. The robot does not record images of the surroundings and does not recognise faces. The depth sensors are used to plan the route: the data is continuously overwritten and is neither saved nor sent to the cloud. The ceiling-facing VSLAM camera is used only for localisation: the images are converted on the robot into geometric points and then deleted. Only operating data (routes, completed tasks, status and faults) goes to the PUDU cloud, no personal data. 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 T300 has CE certification (Machinery Directive and RED Directive) issued by TÜV SÜD, according to EN ISO 3691-4 (driverless industrial trucks) and EN 1175 (electrical safety of industrial trucks). The T600 series complies with ISO 3691-4. For the MP2000 we provide the declaration and the standards applied with the quote.