Pudu Holabot Pager & Notification Delivery Robot (HL101)

Narrow aisles, loaded trays and a crowd that never stops moving: that is the test every floor robot faces, and it is the one the Pudu Holabot Pager & Notification Delivery Robot (HL101) was shaped around. It is a tall, enclosed, four-tray machine that listens for a call, finds the caller and carries a heavy load through the gaps a busy venue leaves open.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

PUDU ROBOTICS and its service robot lineage

PUDU ROBOTICS builds commercial service robots, and its delivery machines are a familiar sight in restaurants, hotels and care settings. The company's range reaches well beyond delivery, with cleaning robots and scrubber-dryers sitting beside its carrying robots. You can browse the wider family in the Pudu category.

The HolaBot sits in the delivery part of that family. The manufacturer describes it as applying autonomous delivery in food, medical and other fields. It is a working robot for places where people spend too much of the day walking loads from one point to another.

Positioning and key technology

The HolaBot pairs a large enclosed carrying space with a calling system. Four large-capacity trays sit inside a 120 L compartment, and the whole robot is rated for a 60 Kg carrying capacity. The trays detach, and five adjustable levels are supported, so the holding area can be set up for the job in hand.

Navigation uses laser and visual integrated SLAM positioning. Staff can call the robot with a pager, a watch, pudulink, NFC or a beeper. A 6-array omnidirectional microphone lets it recognize the "Hola Hola" voice command, locate the sound source in real time and turn around intelligently.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the payload per trip beyond the tray ratings, the maximum climbing angle at full load, the Wi-Fi standard, the certifications or the lidar range; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the HolaBot different from a standard delivery robot?

The first difference is the way the load is held. Instead of open shelves, the HolaBot has an enclosed 120 L compartment with four large-capacity trays. The manufacturer's stated aim is to give restaurants a much better turnover, since one trip can move far more than a hand-carried tray. Because the trays detach and the five levels adjust, the space can be changed to suit the items being carried.

The second difference is cleanliness. The inner cabin is IPX5 waterproof, which the manufacturer says can effectively resist various liquid splashes in the working environment and keep the machine body clean. In a kitchen, a ward or a back-of-house corridor, that matters as much as raw capacity.

The third difference is that the robot answers to people. The pager function allows you to call and assign tasks to the robot at any time. Together with the voice recognition and the microphone array that locates the speaker, the HolaBot is designed to respond to staff rather than only follow a fixed route.

How do you call and direct the HolaBot?

Five calling methods are listed: watch calling, pudulink calling, pager calling, NFC calling and beeper calling. A team can therefore choose the method that fits how its people already work, whether that is a wrist device, a tap or a dedicated pager. Pagers are purchased separately, so a quotation should state how many you need.

Four functional modes cover the main patterns of use: delivery, cruise, direct and collection. A 10.1" LCD display and a 10 W ×2 stereo speaker handle on-robot interaction and sound. The robot runs on Android.

Movement is set by a cruise speed of 0.5–1.2 m/s (1.64-3.93 ft/s), a minimum passing width of 70 cm (27.56 in) and a maximum surmountable height of 7 mm (0.28 in). Those figures are worth checking against your floor plan, especially at thresholds, mats and between furniture.

Who is the HolaBot for?

Restaurant and hospitality operators are the most obvious buyers. If your staff spend their shifts walking between the kitchen and the dining room, a robot that carries a large enclosed load and comes when paged can return that time to guest service.

Medical and care facilities form a second group. The manufacturer names medical settings among its fields of use, and the enclosed, splash-resistant cabin suits supplies and items that should not sit exposed on an open shelf.

Operators of large venues, such as resorts, event spaces and food halls, may also find the pager and calling options useful where demand is irregular. If your work is mainly serving tables with a lighter open-tray machine, you may want to compare the PUDU Bellabot Premium Delivery Robot (BL101) or the PUDU Bellabot Pro Premium Delivery & Advertising Robot before deciding.

What is the HolaBot used for?

1. Restaurant delivery. Carrying dishes from the kitchen to the floor across four large-capacity trays.
2. Collection after service. The collection mode gathers items from the floor and returns them to the back of house.
3. Medical delivery. Moving supplies and items between points in a care or hospital setting.
4. On-call tasks. Staff page the robot and assign a job whenever the need arises.
5. Direct runs. The direct mode sends the robot straight to a chosen destination.
6. Cruising the floor. The cruise mode lets the robot move through the venue at its set speed.

Pricing and Availability

No price is shown on this page, because the right configuration depends on your site and your accessories. Loading boxes and pagers are purchased separately, so a quotation lists them alongside the robot. Send a request with your venue details and intended use, and we will prepare a quote. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The HolaBot is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can the HolaBot carry?

The manufacturer states a 60Kg carrying capacity and a volume of 120L across 4 large-capacity trays. Each tray measures 390 mm × 360 mm (15.35×14.17 in).

Can the trays be rearranged?

Yes. The trays can be detached and five adjustable levels are supported to customize the holding area.

How long does the battery last?

The battery life is 12 h with no load, from a 25.6 Ah battery. Charging takes 4.5 h.

What spaces can it pass through?

The minimum passing width is 70 cm (27.56 in), and the maximum surmountable height is 7 mm (0.28 in). The robot itself measures 542 mm × 534 mm × 1228 mm (21.34×21.02×48.35 in) and weighs 55 kg (121.35 lbs).

How is the robot called?

Through watch, pudulink, pager, NFC or beeper calling, or by voice with the "Hola Hola" command. The microphone array locates the sound source so the robot can turn toward it.

Is anything sold separately?

Yes. Loading boxes and pagers are purchased separately, and both can be included in your quotation.

Where can I buy the HolaBot and what does it cost?

You can request the Pudu Holabot Pager & Notification Delivery Robot (HL101) through this page. The cost is set by quotation, based on your site and the accessories you choose.

Summary

Floor robots succeed or fail in tight aisles and busy hours. The HolaBot meets that test with a 60Kg carrying capacity, four detachable trays, a splash-resistant IPX5 inner cabin and five ways to be called, with the voice command added on top. It suits restaurants, medical settings and other venues where heavy, repeated carrying takes people away from more valuable work. To discuss your venue, your accessories and your delivery needs, this page is the starting point.