It reaches the skirting
The brush works hard against the wall, so the corner is not left for someone to sweep afterwards.
- Floor cleaned per hour
- 700 to 1000m²/h
PUDU CC1
The CC1 sweeps, scrubs, vacuums and dries in one pass. We configure the routes and the schedule, and the floor gets done with nobody pushing a machine.

Three things a datasheet does not show.
The brush works hard against the wall, so the corner is not left for someone to sweep afterwards.
Under the machine the roller frees the dirt and the suction takes it, in the same pass.
With the battery low it heads for the dock on its own and returns to where it left off.
The figures are the ones PUDU Robotics publishes and we checked on 28 September 2026. For the full datasheet, talk to us.
This is what happens once we have configured the routes. Every day, at the same time, with nobody giving the order.
The route and the schedule are set during installation. The robot starts on its own, with nobody having to go and fetch it.
It works the area in parallel passes to the end. What is behind it is clean and dry.
If the battery or the water runs out part way, it returns to the dock, deals with it and resumes the route where it stopped.
At the end it returns to the dock. You are left with a record of what it did, how long it took and what it could not reach.
No need to go and look: you know what is done, and you can stop it without leaving where you are.
Which machine is scrubbing, which is charging, how much water it has left and how much battery.
The route, the starting point, the virtual walls and the zones it does not enter. Set at installation, and it stays set.
Begin a task, interrupt it or send it to charge, and adjust the brush and the suction without walking to the robot.
The screens are from PUDU Robotics' own app. At installation we leave your team using it.
Large areas, long opening hours, and a floor that cannot wait until the end of the day.
Pick a space to see it behind the machine.
A short visit is enough for us to tell you whether it fits, what route it would run and what it costs.