PUDU GT3 Commercial Compact Robotic Mower

One lap is all it takes to teach a property to a machine. The PUDU GT3 Commercial Compact Robotic Mower drives the boundary once, builds its own map and then takes over the mowing, the collecting and the edge cleanup that usually keep a grounds crew busy long after the grass is cut. For teams that look after scattered lawns beside paved areas, that changes the shape of the working day.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

Pudu Robotics and the GT series

PUDU ROBOTICS is better known for service robots that work indoors, and the store group lists several of them, including delivery and cleaning models. The GT series carries that autonomy outdoors. The series includes the PUDU GT3, the PUDU GT5 and the PUDU GT7, and the sources describe the whole series as built for commercial outdoor work, with an all-metal body, a commercial-grade steel chassis, IP66-rated protection and emergency-stop functionality.

Each model in the series also includes a manual drive mode, so an operator can take direct control for mowing, positioning and other tasks that need a human hand. Autonomy is the normal way of working, and the manual mode is there for the moments when it is not enough.

Where the GT3 sits

The GT3 is the compact model. It is a 36-inch (91 cm) commercial robotic mower designed for facilities management companies and in-house grounds teams responsible for properties with fragmented, irregular layouts, such as business parks, campuses and hospitals. Its key idea is that mowing is only one part of the job. The machine cuts, vacuums and collects grass clippings, fallen leaves and light turf debris at the same time, during rotary mowing, so there is no separate cleanup pass behind it.

With the blades disabled, the GT3 becomes a walkway cleaner. The same robot can therefore work the turf in one task and the paved surfaces in another. You can browse similar machines in our Mower Robots category or look at the wider Commercial Robots range.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the package contents, the part number, the cutting motor power, the hopper capacity, the connectivity, the operating temperature range, the noise level, the mobile app or software platform, the dimensions, the cutting height, the maximum speed or the runtime; they are confirmed at quotation.

How does the GT3 handle a whole property without an operator?

It starts with the map. The GT3 generates a precise map after a single autonomous lap, and it automatically detects the boundaries between turf and paved surfaces. There is no long survey and no drawing of lines by hand. That matters on a site with many small zones, because every zone that needs a long setup is a zone that tends to be left on the manual schedule.

Once the machine is working, it looks after itself in several ways. When the hopper is full, the GT3 transits on its own to empty it, then returns precisely to the breakpoint to continue its task. Work that was interrupted therefore resumes where it stopped, and nobody has to carry clippings to a bin in the middle of a shift.

Edges are the usual weak point of any mower. The GT3 has dual sweeping brushes that sweep edge leaves and debris towards the vacuum intake, so material along paths and borders is drawn into the collection stream instead of staying behind.

It also has to share space with people. The GT3 instantly recognizes pedestrians, vehicles and assets such as hoses or light poles. On a hospital campus or a school ground, where people, cars and garden equipment all cross the work area, that recognition is what makes unattended operation reasonable.

How is the GT3 built for outdoor work?

The GT3 is built with IP66 weatherproofing to handle dust, water spray and routine washing. For a machine that spends its life among clippings and wet grass, being able to wash it down is a practical advantage, not a luxury.

Safety is covered by several mechanisms: emergency stops, blade interlocks, lift and tilt automatic braking, and indicator lights. At 450 kg with batteries, the machine is heavy, and these measures are what a facilities manager will want to see before placing it near the public. The 13 kWh battery is rated for 20000 ㎡ (5 acres, 2 ha) on a full charge. Charging takes 4 to 5 hours on the standard 3.3 kW supply, or 2.2 hours with the optional 6 kW fast charging.

Who is the PUDU GT3 for?

The GT3 suits facilities management companies and in-house grounds teams that look after properties with fragmented, irregular layouts. Typical sites are business parks, campuses and hospitals, where lawns are broken up by walkways, parking areas and building entrances.

It also fits service contractors who maintain several such sites and want one machine that cuts and cleans in a single visit. Property managers who care about a tidy finish on paved areas will find the sweeping mode useful, since it needs no second machine.

Buyers who need a wider cut for larger open ground should ask us about the PUDU GT5 and the PUDU GT7, the other models in the series. We will compare them with the GT3 for your site when we prepare the quotation.

What is the PUDU GT3 used for?

1. Mowing turf. Rotary mowing with a 36 in cut across lawns of irregular shape.
2. Collecting clippings. Grass clippings, fallen leaves and light turf debris are vacuumed and collected while the machine cuts.
3. Sweeping walkways. With the blades disabled, the robot works as a walkway cleaner.
4. Edge cleanup. Dual brushes sweep edge leaves and debris towards the vacuum intake.
5. Emptying itself. The robot goes to empty its hopper when full and returns to the breakpoint.
6. Working near people. It recognizes pedestrians, vehicles, hoses and light poles, and an operator can take over in manual drive mode.

Pricing and Availability

We do not publish prices on this page. Quotation is the way to buy: tell us about your site and your charging arrangements, and we will prepare an offer for the PUDU GT3. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation, so you receive one clear plan instead of separate pieces. The PUDU GT3 Commercial Compact Robotic Mower is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the GT3 collect clippings while it mows?

Yes. It cuts, vacuums and collects grass clippings, fallen leaves and light turf debris at the same time during rotary mowing.

Can it be used to clean walkways?

Yes. When the blades are disabled, the GT3 works as a walkway cleaner, and its dual brushes sweep debris towards the vacuum intake.

How does the GT3 learn a property?

It generates a map after a single autonomous lap and detects the boundaries between turf and paved surfaces automatically.

What happens when the hopper is full?

The GT3 transits on its own to empty the hopper, then returns precisely to the breakpoint to continue the task.

Is the GT3 protected against water and dust?

Yes. It is built with IP66 weatherproofing to handle dust, water spray and routine washing.

How long does charging take?

Standard charging takes 4 h~5 h at 3.3 kW. Optional fast charging at 6 kW takes 2.2 h.

Where can I buy the PUDU GT3 and what does it cost?

The GT3 is available through this page, by quotation. We do not print prices; send us your request and we will prepare an offer for your site.

Summary

The GT3 learns a property in one lap and then does the work that normally takes several people and several machines: cutting, collecting, edge sweeping and emptying itself. It is a 36 in commercial robot with a 13 kWh battery, IP66 protection and a set of safety mechanisms for shared outdoor spaces. If your grounds are made of scattered lawns and paved areas, this page is the starting point.