Pudu D9

Name: Pudu D9
Brand: Pudu Robotics

Pudu D9 robot for commercial applications

Service Robots

$100,000

PUDU D9 — Full-Size Humanoid PUDU D9 by Pudu Robotics is a human-scale biped designed for real venues—retail, hospitality, healthcare, and facilities. With 42 DOF, dual 7-DOF arms, and optional dexterous hands, it targets reliable mobility and precise two-hand manipulation.

Announced

Overview

H.G. Skill Score (official): 4 (spec table)

Verification: Not verified

D9 is engineered to move at human pace through real buildings and execute dependable two-hand tasks. A 42-DOF chassis balances stability and agility for corridors, elevators, and stairs, while dual 7-DOF arms plus optional DH11 hands deliver repeatable grasps—from bin transfers to small-part handling. A visual-semantic nav stack builds 3D maps on the fly and plans routes around people and clutter, positioning D9 as a versatile platform for front- and back-of-house automation pilots.

Key Features

Obstacle avoidance
Standing up after a fall
Running 100 m
Walking up and down stairs
Jumping and controlled landing
Sorting in logistics flows
Assembly assistance
Loading/unloading a dishwasher
Folding garments
Threading a needle
Height: 170 cm
Weight: 55 kg (description cites ~65 kg; see note)
Top Speed: 7.2 km/h (description references up to ~2 m/s on flat)
Strength (Payload): 20 kg per arm (described “exceeding 20 kg”)
Runtime per Charge: ~1.5 hours
Overall Degrees of Freedom: 42
Arms: Dual 7-DOF each
Hands: Optional PUDU DH11 dexterous hand (dual-hand ops)
Safe with Humans: N/A
Navigation: Visual-semantic navigation with real-time 3D mapping and autonomous route planning
Sensing: High-accuracy sensors for self-positioning and obstacle avoidance (details not disclosed)
OS / CPU-GPU / Connectivity / Camera specs / LLM: N/A
Locomotion: Full bipedal gait; stairs, slopes, varied terrain
Manipulation: Two-hand coordination; precise grasping with DH11 hands
Main Markets: Retail, hospitality, healthcare, cleaning, general facilities