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Pudu Robotics has launched the PUDU MP2000, an AI-native pallet-handling robot designed to move loads between floors in warehouses, logistics facilities, and factories. The company says the robot can carry loads of up to 2,000 kg, deploy quickly, recognize varied load carriers, and coordinate fleets even when external network connectivity is unavailable.
Pudu Robotics Showcases Industrial D7 at WAIC
Pudu Robotics gave its next-generation PUDU D7 its first offline public showcase at WAIC, highlighting an industrial semi-humanoid design for manufacturing and logistics.
Robot City Explained: Why Pudu Robotics Just Deployed a Physical AI Fleet Across Davos
A ten year old commercial robotics company from Shenzhen has turned one of Europe's most famous alpine towns into a living laboratory for physical AI. Pudu Robotics deployed a coordinated fleet of service robots across multiple public venues in Davos, Switzerland, during the Davos Tech Summit 2026. The company is building what it calls "Robot City," a full stack system combining proprietary foundation models, multi scenario hardware, and cloud based fleet management designed to integrate robots seamlessly into human public spaces. This article explains what physical AI fleets are, why they represent the next major leap in commercial automation, how Pudu's approach differs from global competitors like SoftBank Robotics, and what this European deployment signals for the broader embodied AI ecosystem.
Pudu Robotics Is Building a Hotel Where Robots Were There First
Every robot hotel announcement over the past decade has claimed "world's first." Henn-na in Japan made the same claim in 2015 and fired half its robots by 2019. The reason Pudu Robotics' Shenzhen-Zhongshan Link hotel is worth reading about is not that claim. It is that Pudu has $1.5 billion valuation, 100% year-on-year revenue growth, and Walmart and Carrefour as paying clients. This is not a startup looking for press. It is a commercial-scale robotics company testing the one design logic that
Europe's Biggest Tech Show Is Building a Catwalk for Humanoids, and Chinese Robots Get the Runway
IFA Berlin announced on July 27-28 that its IFA Next innovation zone will host the event's largest-ever humanoid showcase this September 4-8, with around 300 exhibitors from 25 countries and a first-ever "Robots on the Runway" catwalk. The exhibitor list is dominated by Chinese makers, including Unitree, AgiBot, Galbot, and Deep Robotics, days after Washington banned their newest models.
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Japan Capped Its Restaurant Worker Visas. Then It Shipped the Robot.
Japan's Specified Skilled Worker quota for restaurant jobs is nearly capped at 50,000. Days after the government moved to pause new approvals, SoftBank Robotics and Bear Robotics launched a narrow-aisle delivery robot built for the same venues, and the timing says more about immigration policy than a demographic labor shortage.
Korea Wants One Robot-Elevator Standard. The Elevator Industry Already Wrote Three.
South Korea's new special act promises a standardized way for robots to enter apartment buildings and call elevators, but Otis, KONE and Schindler already built three incompatible proprietary APIs for that exact handshake years earlier, and only Singapore has tried to write a neutral cross-manufacturer standard for it.
WAIC 2026: The Robot Stack Is the Product
WAIC 2026 revealed a robotics market whose most important product is no longer a single machine. The conference brought together task specific robot bodies, dexterous manipulation, sensing, batteries, control hardware, and embodied AI software as interdependent parts of a deployable stack. The industry is beginning to standardize the building blocks that can turn advanced robotics from bespoke engineering programs into repeatable industrial products.
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