PUDU Bellabot Pro Premium Delivery & Advertising Robot

Picture a service trolley that no one has to push, that finds its own way between tables, and that carries a message on its front as well as plates on its shelves. That is the idea behind the PUDU Bellabot Pro Premium Delivery & Advertising Robot: a four-tray indoor machine with two screens, built for rooms where guests and staff share the floor.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

The brand and the Bellabot line

PUDU Robotics is the brand behind this machine, and its delivery robots are made for customer-facing venues such as restaurants, hotels and retail spaces. The Bellabot Pro is the premium, screen-equipped version in that family. Its sibling, the standard PUDU Bellabot Premium Delivery Robot (BL101), has its own page, and buyers who want to compare the two can ask for both in the same quotation.

This article keeps to the product itself. The specification below shows a machine designed around two jobs: moving items safely, and showing content to the people it passes.

Navigation, sensing and the dual-screen concept

The Bellabot Pro navigates with VSLAM, Marker and Lidar SLAM together. Rather than trusting one method, it combines camera-based mapping, markers placed in the venue and laser ranging. For obstacle detection it carries 2 forward-facing cameras, 3 RGBD sensors and 1 radar, which together give full coverage of front-end chassis detection.

On top of the delivery hardware sit two displays: a 10.1-inch LCD screen and an 18.5-inch LCD screen. The robot runs Android and has 2×10 W stereo speakers. In practice this means the machine can talk, play content and show promotions while it works, so a trip to a table can serve a second purpose beyond delivery.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the box contents, the maximum speed when loaded, the payload by tray height, or the software and app compatibility; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the Bellabot Pro different from a plain delivery robot?

A plain delivery robot is judged by one question: how reliably does it get from the pass to the table? The Bellabot Pro answers that question with four trays, each rated for 10 kg, for a combined carrying capacity of 40 kg. Each tray measures 410 mm x 500 mm, which is large enough to be useful for full orders as well as clearing items.

It then adds a second question: what does the robot say while it travels? The pair of screens, the stereo speakers and the Android system turn the machine into a communication surface. A venue can use the larger 18.5-inch display for promotional content and the 10.1-inch display for interaction, and the same trip that delivers an order also delivers attention.

The set of operating modes shows the same breadth. Delivery and Cruise cover the obvious work. Recycle mode suits clearing, Birthday mode supports a celebration moment at a table, and Guide mode leads visitors to where they need to go. The list includes further modes beyond these.

How does the Bellabot Pro move safely among guests?

Public floors are unpredictable, and the specification reflects that. The speed is adjustable from 0.2 to 1.2 m/s, so a venue can set a pace that fits its layout and its customers. The path clearance is 65 cm, which is the figure to compare with the gaps between your own tables and chairs before you decide.

The sensor set, 2 forward-facing cameras, 3 RGBD sensors and 1 radar, watches the area in front of the chassis. The robot also has autonomous safety awareness: it projects ground patterns near intersections to alert pedestrians, which helps at blind spots. A maximum climbing angle of 5 º lets it cope with gentle thresholds and ramps, though it remains an indoor machine with an IP20 rating.

Who is the PUDU Bellabot Pro for?

Restaurant and café operators are the clearest fit. They gain tray capacity for several tables at once and a screen that can promote the day's specials. Hotels can use the Guide mode and the display for visitor information, while retail venues can treat the robot as mobile signage that also carries items.

Venues that only need basic transport and have no use for advertising may prefer a simpler machine. In that case the PUDU Bellabot Premium Delivery Robot (BL101) or the PUDU Pudubot 2 Universal Delivery Robot (PD9) is worth a look. Operators who want reception duties as well as delivery can also consider the PUDU Kettybot Pro Delivery & Reception Robot with Ad Display. Our team will go through the options with you.

Whichever you choose, the venue should have floors that are suitable for a wheeled indoor robot and aisles that clear the 65 cm path requirement. A short walk-through of the space, with measurements, is the best first step.

What is the PUDU Bellabot Pro used for?

1. Table delivery. Four trays carry food and drinks from the kitchen to the guests, up to 10 kg on each tray.
2. Cruise and promotion. In Cruise mode the robot moves through the venue while the screens show content.
3. Clearing tables. Recycle mode lets the robot bring used items back from the dining area.
4. Birthday moments. Birthday mode helps staff mark a celebration with sound and display at the table.
5. Guiding visitors. Guide mode leads guests to a table, a counter or another point in the venue.
6. Advertising on the move. The 18.5-inch screen turns each trip across the floor into a chance to show a message.

Pricing and Availability

We do not publish prices on this page. The call to action is a quotation: tell us your venue, your quantity and your timeline, and we will respond with a quote that fits. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation, so you see the whole picture before you commit. The PUDU Bellabot Pro Premium Delivery & Advertising Robot is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many trays does the Bellabot Pro have and what can they carry?

It has four trays, each 410 mm x 500 mm. The carrying capacity is 40 kg in total, which is 10 kg per tray.

How long does the battery last and how long does it take to charge?

The run-time is 11 h (none load), and the charging time is 4.5 h. The battery capacity is 25.6 Ah.

What screens does the robot have?

It has a 10.1-inch LCD screen and an 18.5-inch LCD screen. The robot runs Android and has 2×10 W stereo speakers.

How does the robot find its way around?

It uses VSLAM, Marker and Lidar SLAM navigation together. Its sensors are 2 forward-facing cameras, 3 RGBD sensors and 1 radar.

Can the speed be adjusted?

Yes. The cruise speed is adjustable from 0.2 to 1.2 m/s, and the path clearance is 65 cm.

Is the Bellabot Pro suitable for wet or outdoor areas?

Its IP rating is IP20, so it is designed for indoor use. Keep it away from water and outdoor weather.

Where can I buy the PUDU Bellabot Pro and what does it cost?

You can request a quotation through this page. We do not print a price here; the quote will cover the unit, delivery, customs and support.

Summary

The PUDU Bellabot Pro works like a self-driving service trolley with a voice and a billboard. It carries up to 40 kg across four trays, navigates with three methods together, and shows content on two screens as it goes. If a robot that serves and promotes in the same trip fits your venue, this page is the starting point.