PUDU T600 Heavy-Payload Industrial Delivery Robot

Every plant has one cart that nobody likes to push: the loaded one, the one that has to cross the whole floor, again and again, all shift. The PUDU T600 Heavy-Payload Industrial Delivery Robot is made for that cart. It drives itself, yet it keeps a handle and a touch screen within reach, so people stay in charge of the work they want to keep.

The PUDU T600 is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

PUDU Robotics and the T600 series

PUDU ROBOTICS builds service and industrial robots, and the T600 belongs to its line of industrial delivery platforms. The line also includes the PUDU T300 Standard Industrial Delivery Robot and the PUDU T150 Light-Payload Industrial Delivery Robot. The T600 series is the heavy-payload end of that family, intended for industrial transport rather than light carrying.

The series comes in two versions. The PUDU T600, the standard or Upright version, has a touch screen, an ergonomic handle and control buttons, for tasks that occasionally require manual intervention. The PUDU T600 Underride has a low-profile chassis. Everything in the specification table below belongs to the standard version.

Positioning and key technology

The T600 is a heavy-duty transport robot built around a robust mobile chassis. It finds its way with two methods working together, VSLAM and LiDAR SLAM, so it builds and follows a map of the building instead of following a fixed line on the floor.

It is built for the real conditions of a working site. It complies with ISO 3691-4 safety standards, and it is compatible with the VDA5050 standard communication protocol, so it can be scheduled together with other compliant robots and systems. A dedicated disaster avoidance module receives signals such as fire alarms and earthquakes and executes avoidance plans, including autonomous navigation to a safe area.

The T600 also connects to the building around it. It integrates into building and plant automation through E-gate Control, Elevator Control, Call with pager, and management with the PUDU Link app. For continuous work it offers both automatic recharging and battery replacement options, aimed at round-the-clock operation.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the ingress protection rating, the sensor models and count, the package contents, the battery type or the noise level; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the T600 different from a manual cart or a tugger?

A manual cart depends entirely on the person pushing it. The load, the distance and the number of trips all land on that person, and a heavy load makes every start, stop and turn harder. The T600 carries a maximum load of 600 kg / 1322 lbs on its own chassis and follows its mapped route at a cruise speed between 0.2 and 1.2 m/s (0.67 to 3.94 ft/s). The speed range matters in shared spaces, where a slow, predictable pace is often what the site wants.

The difference from a simple guided vehicle is in how it navigates and how it connects. VSLAM and LiDAR SLAM together let the robot read its surroundings rather than depend on a fixed path. Elevator Control and E-gate Control let it pass through the building's own infrastructure, and the PUDU Link app gives the people running the site one place to manage it.

The T600 also does not shut the operator out. The ergonomic handle assist switch lets the operator control the robot by pressing the switch, even when pushing heavy loads. That makes it a practical fit for sites where most trips are automatic but some tasks still need a hand on the cart.

What does the Underride version change?

The two versions share the T600 series, but they are built for different handling jobs. The standard version has the touch screen, the ergonomic handle and the control buttons, and it is the one for tasks that occasionally require manual intervention. Its lifting height is up to 60 mm (2.36 in).

The PUDU T600 Underride Heavy-Payload Industrial Delivery Robot has a low-profile chassis, and it is the version to look at if your carts or racks are meant to be approached from underneath. The figures in this article belong to the standard version only, and we do not carry them over to the Underride.

Who is the PUDU T600 for?

The T600 suits factories and plants that move heavy loads between stations on a repeating route: production lines, storage areas and dispatch points. It also suits large warehouses and logistics facilities, where loaded carts cross long distances and the work is the same on every shift.

Maintenance and facility teams will value the handle and the touch screen, because they allow local task control on site. Integrators and operations managers will look at the VDA5050 compatibility, the ISO 3691-4 compliance and the building integrations, since those decide whether the robot fits an existing system.

If your loads are lighter, the PUDU T150 or the PUDU T300 may be the better match. If your carts are meant to be approached from underneath, ask about the Underride version. You can also browse the full range under Factory Robots and Industrial Robots.

Because the specified operating environment is 0°C – 40°C / 32°F – 104°F, plan the route with the site's climate in mind. Check that the areas the robot will serve stay within that range.

What is the PUDU T600 used for?

1. Heavy cart transport. Moving loaded carts along a set route so nobody has to push them.
2. Line-side supply. Bringing material to production stations on a repeating schedule.
3. Warehouse internal logistics. Carrying goods between storage, packing and dispatch areas.
4. Multi-floor transfers. Using Elevator Control to move loads between levels of a building.
5. Mixed manual and automatic work. Letting an operator take over at the handle for tasks that need it.
6. Round-the-clock operation. Using automatic recharging or battery replacement to keep service continuous.

Pricing and Availability

We do not print prices on this page. Quotation is the way to buy: send us your site, your load and your route, and we reply with an offer for the PUDU T600. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The PUDU T600 Heavy-Payload Industrial Delivery Robot is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum load of the PUDU T600?

The maximum load is 600 kg / 1322 lbs. The robot itself weighs 112 kg / 247 lbs.

How does the T600 navigate?

It uses VSLAM + LiDAR SLAM navigation. It works from a map of the building and does not follow a fixed line.

Can an operator control it by hand?

Yes. The standard version has a touch screen and a handle, and the ergonomic handle assist switch lets the operator control the robot even when pushing heavy loads.

Does it work with other robots and building systems?

It is compatible with the VDA5050 standard communication protocol, for scheduling with other compliant robots and systems. It also integrates with E-gate Control, Elevator Control, Call with pager and the PUDU Link app.

What happens in a fire alarm or an earthquake?

The dedicated disaster avoidance module receives signals such as fire alarms and earthquakes and executes avoidance plans, including autonomous navigation to a safe area.

How is the battery handled for long shifts?

The T600 offers automatic recharging and battery replacement options. The battery capacity is 30 Ah, and the battery type is confirmed at quotation.

Where can I buy the PUDU T600 and what does it cost?

You can buy it through this page, by quotation. We do not print prices, so send us your requirements and we reply with an offer that includes delivery, customs and support arrangements.

Summary

The PUDU T600 answers the question of the cart nobody wants to push. It takes up to 600 kg / 1322 lbs along its mapped route, works with the building's gates and elevators, follows ISO 3691-4 and VDA5050, and still gives the operator a handle and a screen when a task needs a person. If that fits your site, this page is the starting point.