Pudu Robotics unveils shared “One Brain” AI plan across delivery, cleaning and humanoid robots
At an Amsterdam partner summit, the company showed six product lines running on one reusable AI software stack.
Pudu Robotics, a commercial robot maker that has shipped more than 130,000 machines, said Thursday it unveiled a “One Brain, Multiple Embodiments” plan at its first European Partner Summit in Amsterdam.
The idea is one shared AI stack for many robot bodies. Pudu said its PuduFM embodied foundation model and PuduAgent OS software let skills and software modules reuse across delivery, cleaning, industrial, lawn-care and humanoid-style robots, while motors and frames stay task-specific.
The company showed six lines together for the first time, including BellaBot Pro for service, the CC1 Pro cleaner, the MP2000 pallet robot that can lift 2,000 kilograms, quadruped and humanoid D-series machines, commercial GT mowers and the new TOMO home lawn mower.
Pudu said European revenue has grown more than 60% a year on average for two years and that it opened a European headquarters in Germany on Oct. 30. Growth and shipment figures are the company’s.
Source: Pudu Robotics via PR Newswire, Nov. 5, 2026; Pudu news page