FlashBot Arm

Pudu Robotics positions the FlashBot Arm as a semi-humanoid delivery robot: a wheeled base, a 539 by 515 by 1440 mm body that fits into lifts and hotel corridors, and two 7-DoF arms with hands that combine six active and five passive degrees of freedom; the number of fingers is not specified. Total carrying capacity is 15 kg. Running time without load is 8 hours, and a full charge takes 4 hours.

Navigation relies on visual SLAM fused with LiDAR, supported by RGBD cameras, panoramic cameras and a pressure-sensitive skin that registers contact with people. The job list reads like a hotel or retail shift: delivering items, riding elevators on its own, opening doors, stocking shelves and interacting with guests, which also makes it suitable for restaurants and light logistics.

Unlike the larger PUDU D7, the FlashBot Arm is already on sale rather than in pilot use. The maker does not publish the overall weight, the total number of degrees of freedom, the onboard computer or the driving speed. There is no list price; quotes are given on request, and no reference customers are named.