Pudu Robotics released CC1 Pro — robot cleans 8000 m² per cycle
Pudu Robotics company introduced a new generation of autonomous cleaning systems — CC1 Pro. Which raises cleanliness standards in large commercial facilities to a fundamentally new level.
This technological masterpiece combines 4 cleaning methods in 1 device: sweeping, floor mopping, vacuuming and dry dust cleaning. But the main innovation is the robot’s intelligent brain. Capable of analyzing the environment and making real-time decisions. Imagine — the machine independently determines floor covering type, assesses pollution level and adapts its cleaning methods!
CC1 Pro’s performance is impressive. Per cycle, the robot processes 5000 to 8000 square meters of area. This makes it an ideal solution for hospitals, shopping centers, airports and industrial warehouses.
A unique feature of CC1 Pro is the built-in AI rear camera that tracks cleaning results in real time. The system creates visual heat maps, identifying missed areas, and the robot automatically returns for their re-processing. This is the world’s first commercial cleaning robot with such a function!
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