Pudu Robotics unveils PUDU D9: A full-sized Humanoid Robot driving commercially viable embodied intelligence
Pudu Robotics, a global leader in service robotics sector, has launched its first Full-sized Bipedal Humanoid Robot, the PUDU D9. Developed by the Pudu X-Lab, this innovative robot follows the releases of the semi-humanoid robot PUDU D7 and the dexterous hand PUDU DH11, marking the third product from the team this year.
Standing at 170 cm tall and weighing 65 kg, the PUDU D9 features 42 degrees of freedom across its joints, with a maximum joint torque of 352 Nm. It is equipped with the previously released PUDU DH11 dexterous hand, enabling human-like bipedal walking and dual-hand operational capabilities. In the demonstration video, PUDU D9 showcased its impressive mobility, including upright walking, obstacle navigation, slope climbing, and performing ground cleaning tasks using the PUDU SH1, another product in the PUDU's lineup.
Aiming for commercially viable embodied intelligence, the PUDU D9 will soon be available for pre-sale, with inquiries currently being accepted through Pudu Robotics' official website.
The PUDU D9 is designed with a human-centric philosophy, embodying the principle of "Born to Serve." As a fully anthropomorphic robot, its design closely mirrors human capabilities while striving to provide practical assistance across a diverse range of applications.