PUDU MT1

PUDU does not publish one universal worldwide retail price for the PUDU MT1. Commercial pricing is normally provided by quote and can vary by country, distributor, quantity, charging dock, software, mapping, installation, training, freight, taxes, warranty and support.

Compare the complete deployed package rather than only the robot hardware. You can request PUDU MT1 pricing through Anton Robots.

You can request the PUDU MT1 through Anton Robots, PUDU Robotics and authorised regional commercial-robotics partners. MT1 remains a current PUDU commercial cleaning product.

Before ordering, confirm the exact robot, charging dock, software access, regional certification, commissioning, warranty, spare parts and who will provide local technical support.

The PUDU MT1 is generally sold through commercial quotations rather than a single global consumer checkout price. Genuine offers should identify the robot, charging equipment, software, deployment scope and after-sales support.

If you find a unit listed for sale, verify whether it is new, ex-demo, used or refurbished and whether the battery, cloud account, warranty and support transfer with the unit. Contact Anton Robots if you want help reviewing an offer.

Yes. You can request a PUDU MT1 quote through Anton Robots. A useful proposal should state the robot configuration, charging equipment, shipping, commissioning, mapping, training, warranty, consumables and local support.

Provide the destination country, cleanable area, floor type, debris profile, operating hours, route widths, doors or elevators and required launch date so the supplier can size the deployment correctly.

The exact package varies by country and supplier, but the MT1 deployment centres on the 65 kg autonomous sweeper, its rechargeable battery system, sweeping and filtration components, 35 L debris bin, onboard navigation and charging equipment.

• PUDU MT1 robot
• 35 L quick-release debris bin
• Dual-disc sweeping and dust-control system
• VSLAM, marker and LiDAR navigation
• Automatic charging equipment as quoted
• PUDU Link access and building integrations where specified
• Mapping, training, warranty and support as quoted

Ask for a written packing list because spare brushes, filters, charging infrastructure, network work and onsite support may be separate.

The MT1 is an autonomous dry sweeping robot for professional large-area floor cleaning. It is designed to collect fine dust and larger dry debris rather than perform wet scrubbing.

Do not confuse it with the MT1 Vac, which adds vacuuming and dust mopping, or with PUDU CC1, which provides wet scrubbing and other floor-care modes.

PUDU positions MT1 to handle material ranging from fine dust and dirt to larger litter such as paper, leaves and bottles. Its dual-disc brushes feed debris into a 35 L bin while active negative-pressure ventilation and filtration help control dust.

Real performance depends on debris density, floor condition, moisture, brush condition and route setup. Wet spills, sticky contamination and specialist industrial waste require a different process.

PUDU currently publishes up to 1,800 m²/h in standard cleaning mode and up to 6,000 m²/h in AI spot-cleaning mode.

These figures describe different workflows: spot cleaning patrols and targets detected litter, while standard mode covers the planned floor area. Net accepted output will be lower where routes are congested, obstacles are frequent or the robot must travel long distances between dirty zones.

PUDU currently lists approximately 4–8 hours of runtime depending on cleaning level, with charging in under three hours. The robot supports automatic docking so it can return for charging and resume scheduled operation.

Actual runtime changes with cleaning intensity, floor resistance, route traffic, debris load, battery age and environmental conditions.

The MT1 has a 35 L debris bin and a practical sweeping width of approximately 700 mm. The large bin is intended to reduce service stops across extensive commercial routes.

The bin still requires routine emptying and cleaning. Facilities with heavy litter should estimate debris volume per shift, not only floor area, when sizing the deployment.

MT1 uses VSLAM, marker positioning and LiDAR SLAM for localisation and navigation. PUDU also equips the robot with AI cameras and multi-sensor fusion so it can recognize different types of trash and perform targeted spot cleaning.

Changing layouts, glass, dense traffic and unusual obstacles still need site testing. Mapping and acceptance testing should be part of commissioning.

PUDU’s launch specifications state that MT1 can navigate passages as narrow as approximately 750 mm, cross obstacles up to about 20 mm and traverse gaps up to about 35 mm.

Those are capability limits rather than ideal design targets. A deployment should leave safety margin around doors, shelving, pedestrians and moving equipment instead of designing every route at the minimum dimension.

Yes, subject to compatible site integration. PUDU promotes MT1 connectivity with elevators, e-gates and PUDU Link to support broader building workflows and multi-floor operation.

Integration normally requires compatible interfaces, network access, commissioning and responsibility agreements with the building operator. Confirm the exact supported protocol and integration cost before purchase.

MT1 is the original AI dry sweeper: 35 L debris capacity, 70 cm sweeping width and up to 1,800 m²/h standard or 6,000 m²/h spot cleaning. MT1 Max adds upgraded 3D perception, IP54 protection, stronger outdoor/semi-outdoor positioning and higher published cleaning efficiency. MT1 Vac adds vacuuming and dust mopping, including carpet and hard-floor recognition.

Choose the model from the actual floor type, debris, weather exposure, perception difficulty and required cleaning process rather than assuming the newest version is automatically best.

Before buying an MT1, check the hardware and battery warranty, sensor coverage, brush and filter exclusions, software entitlement, response times, spare-parts availability and repair process. Ask who supports the charging dock, LiDAR, cameras, drive system, filters and sweeping modules locally.

Brushes, filters and other wear items may be treated as consumables rather than warranty parts. For a professional deployment, technician coverage and parts lead time can matter more than a small difference in purchase price.

The PUDU MT1 is worth considering when a large indoor site has repeatable dry sweeping routes, significant dust or litter and enough area to benefit from AI spot cleaning, a 35 L bin and long autonomous operation.

It is less suitable when the main task is wet scrubbing, deep carpet vacuuming, stairs or rough outdoor cleaning. Compare the complete cost of deployment, charging, consumables and local support with other commercial cleaning robots and validate the result in a representative site trial.