Global leader in service robotics Pudu Robotics is making waves with the launch of its first full-size bipedal humanoid robot : the PUDU D9. This innovative device combines advanced mobility, precision manipulation, and unprecedented natural interaction, setting a new standard in commercially viable embodied intelligence.
The design of PUDU D9 imitates the human being
[post_relacionado]Standing at 170 cm tall and weighing 65 kg, the PUDU D9 stands out for its impressive bipedal structure that enables dynamic mobility in complex urban terrain. Equipped with 3D semantic navigation algorithms and high-precision sensors, this robot can navigate obstacles, climb slopes and travel at speeds of up to 2 m/s, ensuring silent operations in human environments.
The PUDU D9 is equipped with 7-degree-of-freedom robotic arms , capable of handling loads of up to 20 kg. Its integration with the Pudu DH11 dexterous hand facilitates delicate tasks, from floor cleaning to assistance in industrial processes . Thanks to deep learning algorithms, the robot can adapt its functions to different environments and needs.
With a suite of visual, tactile and auditory sensors, the PUDU D9 offers seamless multi-modal interaction. This advancement in artificial intelligence allows the robot to understand and respond to its environment, providing an intuitive and efficient experience in applications such as healthcare, hospitality and education.
Soon in pre-sale
The PUDU D9 not only expands Pudu Robotics’ humanoid and semi-humanoid product line, but also reinforces its mission of creating user-oriented technology solutions. According to Felix Zhang, CEO of the company, focusing on customer needs will continue to be the driving force for developing innovative technologies that improve people’s lives.
This humanoid robot will be available for pre-order soon, offering a unique opportunity for companies looking to modernize their operations with advanced artificial intelligence.
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