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PUDU KettyBot Pro

It greets whoever comes in and advertises on the way

A robot that moves around the space on its own: it welcomes people as they arrive, takes them where they need to go and shows on screen whatever your team puts there. We configure the route and the message, and the desk stops doing all three at once.

The three finishes of the PUDU KettyBot Pro side by side, seen from the front: white, black and yellow. Each has its face at the top and the advertising screen below.
  • The screen shows what you want
  • Several delivery modes
  • Fits through narrow aisles
  • It goes back to charge on its own

Inside the machine

Three parts, three jobs. The screen talks to whoever walks past, the trays carry whatever is needed, and the base handles moving around the space.

Machine colour

The screen

An 18.5 inch screen at eye height. It shows the campaign, the menu, or whatever your team puts there, and the face changes to suit the moment. The content and the schedule are yours: your team changes them whenever they want, without depending on us.

18.5"Advertising screen

The trays

Each tray carries ten kilos, and the suspension sees to it that nothing spills on the way. The team loads the order, picks the table on the screen's keypad, and nobody touches it again until it arrives: the machine knows when an order is taken and moves on by itself. When the trays are not needed they come off, the rear cover goes on instead, and the machine switches to escorting.

10kgLoad per tray

The base

It fits through aisles of 52 centimetres, moves around whoever steps in front of it and picks the route back up. It runs for nine hours and, when the battery drops, it says so and returns to the dock on its own.

52cmClears aisles from

9hBattery on a full charge

The measurements are the ones PUDU Robotics publishes and we checked on 28 September 2026. The videos are the manufacturer's. For the full datasheet, talk to us.

Four modes on one machine

It is not a robot that does one thing. It is configured for what the space needs at a given hour, and the mode changes from the screen or on a schedule.

Pick a mode to see it drawn on the plan.
Choose the mode to show on the plan

Where it makes the most difference

It is not the sector that decides. It is these three things.

  • The door is open for hours and people arrive unannounced.
  • Whoever is at the desk cannot drop what they are doing.
  • There is more than one place to send people, and pointing is not enough.

Want to see the KettyBot Pro in your space?

A short visit is enough for us to tell you whether it fits, what route it would run and what it costs.