PUDU CC1 Pro Disc AI-Native Mid-Size Disc Scrubber-Dryer Robot

Most floor machines never learn whether they did a good job. The PUDU CC1 Pro Disc AI-Native Mid-Size Disc Scrubber-Dryer Robot looks back over its own work. A rear AI camera checks the floor it has just cleaned, spots what was left behind and sends the machine back for a second pass. For a facility manager, that turns floor care from a hopeful schedule into a task that is checked as it goes.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

PUDU ROBOTICS and the CC1 family

PUDU ROBOTICS is the brand behind this machine, and its commercial cleaning robots are grouped on our Cleaning Robots category page: Cleaning Robots. Within that range, the CC1 line covers mid-size scrubbing. The CC1 Pro Disc is the disc-brush version, and it sits next to the CC1 Pro, a separate model with its own page. Above it in size sits the BG1 series. Each model has its own figures, so we keep them apart on this page and state only what belongs to the CC1 Pro Disc.

Robots in this class replace the repetitive part of floor care: long, steady passes over large areas, done at the same pressure every time. Staff are then free for work that needs a person, such as handling spills in crowded areas, restocking or helping visitors.

Positioning and key technology

The CC1 Pro Disc is described as an AI-native, mid-size disc scrubber-dryer. Its cleaning system uses high-speed dual-disc brushes with a consistent 25 kg of down pressure, which is aimed at stubborn stains and ground-in debris. The discs attach magnetically, so aligning, fitting and removing a brush is quick.

Navigation relies on Lidar and 3D VSLAM fusion positioning. On top of that sits the AI layer: real-time detection of wet stains such as coffee spills, sauces and puddles during inspections, and a rear camera that checks results after cleaning. Together they make the robot responsive to what is actually on the floor rather than only to a fixed route.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the noise level, the IP rating, the maximum slope, the maximum threshold climb, the contents of the box, the brush rotation speed or the operating temperature; they are confirmed at quotation.

How does the rear AI camera change daily cleaning?

Traditional scrubbers leave verification to a supervisor walking the floor. The CC1 Pro Disc builds that check into the machine. The world's first rear AI camera monitors cleaning performance in real time, detects leftover stains and triggers spot re-cleaning. After each task it generates heatmaps, which give a clear picture of the cleaning results.

For a manager, the heatmap is the useful part. It shows where the robot struggled and where the floor came up clean, so routes, schedules and brush choices can be adjusted with evidence instead of impressions. It also gives a cleaning contractor or a facilities team something concrete to review together.

The same intelligence works before the pass as well. During inspections the system detects common wet stains, such as coffee spills, sauces and puddles, in real time and instantly generates cleaning routes for them. Spot scrubbing is rated at 1500-3000 ㎡/h, against 700-1000 ㎡/h for all-covered scrubbing, and paired with AI-powered spot cleaning the robot covers 5,000–8,000 m².

How does the CC1 Pro Disc cope with tight aisles and mixed floors?

A minimum path clearance of 68 cm lets the robot work between displays, tables and queues. The robot detects and avoids static and moving obstacles, including guardrails, warning signs and retractable belt barriers, and it identifies and avoids carpeted areas during scrubbing. That matters in buildings where hard floors and carpet meet, such as hotel lobbies, shopping centers and terminals.

Speed is adjustable from 0.2 m/s to 1.2 m/s (0.66 ft/s to 3.94 ft/s), so the robot can move slowly through busy areas and faster across open floor. With Pudu Link app management, E-gate Control and Elevator Control, it can also be integrated into the way a building already operates.

Who is the PUDU CC1 Pro Disc for?

The CC1 Pro Disc suits operators who need real scrubbing power on hard floors in spaces that are busy and not always open. Typical buyers are shopping centers, hotels and resorts, hospitals and clinics, airports and transport hubs, schools and universities, and large public facilities. Facilities teams that want proof of results will value the heatmaps, and those short of staff will value the hands-off charging and water handling that the optional docking station provides.

If your floors are larger and you want a bigger machine, look at the PUDU BG1 AI-Native Large Scrubber-Dryer Robot or the PUDU BG1 Pro. If you prefer to compare it with the other mid-size model, see the PUDU CC1 Pro AI-Powered Autonomous Cleaning Robot. Our team can help you decide which fits your layout.

What is the PUDU CC1 Pro Disc used for?

1. Deep scrubbing of hard floors: dual-disc brushes with 25 kg of down pressure work on stubborn stains and debris.
2. Polishing: the robot offers polishing as well as scrubbing, so one machine covers two floor-care tasks.
3. Spot response to spills: coffee, sauces and puddles are detected in real time and routed for immediate cleaning.
4. Quality checking: the rear AI camera finds leftover stains, triggers re-cleaning and produces heatmaps.
5. Large-area coverage: with AI-powered spot cleaning, the robot covers 5,000–8,000 m² of floor.
6. Multi-floor and gated buildings: Elevator Control, E-gate Control and the Pudu Link app link the robot to building systems and remote management.

Pricing and Availability

We do not print prices on this page. Please request a quotation for the PUDU CC1 Pro Disc and tell us about your site, your floor types and whether you need the optional docking station or the optional 18-inch marketing display. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The PUDU CC1 Pro Disc is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What floor-care tasks can the CC1 Pro Disc perform?

It is listed for scrubbing and polishing. Its dual-disc brushes press down with a consistent 25 kg, and the cleaning width is 380 mm.

How long does it run and how long does it take to charge?

Scrubbing run-time is up to 5.3 h, with 3.8 h+ in Standard Mode. Charging takes about 4.5 h from a 69 Ah battery.

Can it charge and handle water by itself?

Yes, auto charging and water refill and drain are supported, but they require the optional docking station.

Will it drive onto carpet?

No. The robot identifies carpeted areas and avoids them during scrubbing. It also detects and avoids static and moving obstacles.

How do I manage it and connect it to my building?

Management is through the Pudu Link app, with E-gate Control and Elevator Control available. It supports 4G, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and LoRa customization is optional.

What are the size and weight of the robot?

It measures 629 x 552 x 695 mm and weighs 80 kg. The tanks hold 15 L (3.96 gal) of clean water and 15 L (3.96 gal) of dirty water.

Where can I buy the PUDU CC1 Pro Disc and what does it cost?

It is available through this page by quotation. Send us your requirements and we will prepare a quotation; delivery, customs and support are arranged with it.

Summary

The PUDU CC1 Pro Disc is a mid-size scrubber that checks its own work. It pairs 25 kg dual-disc scrubbing and magnetic quick-release brushes with Lidar and 3D VSLAM navigation, wet-stain detection and a rear AI camera that sends it back over what it missed. A 68 cm path clearance, carpet avoidance and building integration make it practical in busy commercial spaces. If a floor that proves it is clean is what you need, this page is the starting point.