On August 8th, the 2025 World Robot Conference (WRC) opened in Beijing. Pudu Technology, a global leader in service robotics, showcased its comprehensive portfolio of embodied intelligent products, becoming a focal point of the event. This marked Pudu's first offline showcase of its embodied intelligent technology achievements. The product portfolio encompassed specialized, humanoid, humanoid, and robot dogs, demonstrating its technological integration and innovation capabilities.
Among the core products on display was the "Lightning Box Arm," the world's first humanoid-like embodied intelligent service robot, designed specifically for use in a wide range of building environments, including hotels and office buildings. Its robotic arm and dexterous hands can autonomously press elevator buttons, overcoming the elevator control challenges of overseas service robots. Based on Pudu's proprietary architecture, it possesses the ability to continuously evolve. During a live demonstration, it accurately understood complex commands and grasped a variety of objects, demonstrating the potential of large-scale embodied intelligence models.
The new robot dog, "PUDU D5-W," also made its offline debut. Its superior mobility allows it to navigate complex terrains such as gravel and steep slopes. Integrated with AI interaction and autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance, it provided intelligent guidance services to visitors, demonstrating impressive flexibility. Furthermore, products such as the full-size bipedal humanoid robot PUDU D9 and the cat-shaped robot Bella Pro complete Pudu's diverse product ecosystem.
Leveraging its "one brain, multiple forms" embodied intelligence technology architecture, Pudu has achieved multi-modal collaborative operation, leading the industry in innovation. As a company with operations in over 80 countries and regions and cumulative shipments exceeding 100,000 units, Pudu's debut not only showcased its technological prowess but also foreshadowed the future of service robots in diverse scenarios.