Pudu CC1

What it's for

The Pudu CC1 is an industrial 4-in-1 cleaning robot from Pudu Robotics. In a single pass it sweeps, scrubs, vacuums and wet-mops. The manufacturer claims 17,000 Pa of suction and a capacity of 700 to 1,000 m² per hour at under 70 dB(A) of noise, so it can work alongside guests. Navigation combines visual and laser SLAM, and the two tanks, for clean and dirty water, hold 15 liters each.

Runtime depends on the mode: from 4 hours when vacuuming carpets to 9 hours in quiet wet mopping, while scrubbing and the sweep-vacuum-mop combination give 5 hours each. Charging takes under 3 hours. The use is described as floor cleaning (sweeping, scrubbing, vacuuming, mopping), and the target groups are commercial facilities and hospitality.

Typical places of work: hotel corridors, lobbies, restaurant dining rooms after closing, shopping centers, office buildings. See hotels, retail and restaurants, and for the wider context the article “Commercial Cleaning Robots in Practice”.

Who it's for

A good fit: hotels and shopping centers with large, repetitive floor areas, cleaning companies that want to hand night-time scrubbing to a robot, and sites where quiet operation around guests matters. The model is widely available in Poland, and there are several ways to finance it: purchase, rental and leasing.

Not a good choice for: small venues where carpet and narrow passages take up most of the floor area, sites with stairs and thresholds the robot cannot cross on its own, and anyone who expects detail cleaning by hand, since corners and the spaces under furniture still need a person. For the largest halls with industrial floor surfaces, it is worth comparing with the heavier Gausium Scrubber 50 Pro.

Deployments

What is confirmed is broad sales coverage: the CC1 is sold through allegro.pl, dynamicrobots.pl and positivemachines.pl, in three forms: purchase, rental and lease. In this category, commercial cleaning robots work in hotels and retail facilities; you will find a market overview in the article “Commercial Cleaning Robots in Practice”. We don't quote customer testimonials, because we have none.

The classic rival is the Gausium Scrubber 50 Pro, listed at 207,764 PLN (≈ EUR 47,610), which is much more expensive; compared with the CC1, Gausium more often offers longer service contracts on the European market, while the CC1 claims higher capacity per pass. The second option is the Avidbots Neo 2 at 193,810 PLN (≈ EUR 44,410), a robot for large commercial areas from a well-known brand. When cleaning is only an add-on to the robot's role, it is worth considering service models such as the LG CLOi GuideBot (155,009.24 PLN (≈ EUR 35,520)), though that is a different class of task. We should also mention the Pudu T300: it doesn't clean, but it comes from the same company and shows how Pudu splits its range between services and logistics.

Pudu Robotics started in 2016 in Shenzhen with delivery robots for restaurants, and the cleaning line is one of its later directions of expansion. The CC1 belongs to it and is sold in Poland as a 4-in-1 robot for hotels and commercial facilities. We have no launch date for it, so we don't give one. It is known that in December 2024 the company unveiled the humanoid Pudu D9, which points to broad ambitions. For more context, see the profile of Pudu Robotics.