Pudu Robotics Expands with New US Headquarters and Fulfillment Center

Mar 23, 2025
Pudu Robotics is expanding its North American operations with a new headquarters in Santa Clara, California, and a fulfillment center in Hamilton, New Jersey, to enhance service delivery and automation innovation.

Pudu Robotics is expanding its presence in North America by establishing a new US headquarters in Santa Clara, California, and a fulfillment center in Hamilton, New Jersey. This expansion, announced in a press release, aims to enhance the company's service delivery and support for businesses across various sectors, including hospitality, retail, and healthcare.

The Santa Clara headquarters will serve as a hub for customer demonstrations and personnel training, providing businesses with hands-on exposure to Pudu's robotic solutions. It will also play a crucial role in logistics coordination, working alongside the company's existing fulfillment center in Los Angeles.

The new fulfillment center in Hamilton, New Jersey, is set to streamline operations on the East Coast, enabling quicker deliveries across the Northeast, Midwest, and Canada. This strategic move is expected to reduce wait times and improve supply chain management for North American businesses.

Pudu Robotics' expansion reflects its commitment to driving automation innovation and supporting the digital transformation of key industries in the Americas. With a growing market for automation, the company is well-positioned to help businesses modernize operations and enhance customer experiences.

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