Pudu Robotics Launches PUDU GT Robotic Mower Series

September 02, 2026
Pudu Robotics has launched the PUDU GT series, a three model line of commercial robotic mowers for landscape and turf care. The series includes the GT3, GT5, and GT7, with separate models for mixed grounds, large lawns, and golf or sports turf.

Pudu Robotics has launched the PUDU GT series, a three model line of commercial robotic mowers for professional landscape and turf care, the company announced in a press release.

The series includes the PUDU GT3, PUDU GT5, and PUDU GT7. The GT3 is a 36 inch compact mower for commercial sites with mixed paved areas and grass. It combines mowing, grass collection, light debris pickup, sweeping, and waste collection. The GT5 is a 60 inch rotary mower for large lawns, with a stated target efficiency of about 2 acres per hour, up to 10 hours of operation, and up to 16 acres per charge depending on conditions.

The GT7 is a 62 inch triplex reel mower for golf courses, professional sports fields, and other managed turf sites. It combines RTK, LiDAR, and camera systems for positioning and autonomous navigation, with RTK accuracy of up to plus or minus 2.5 centimeters under suitable conditions. Operators can configure cutting angles, path offsets, and turn directions.

All three models use LiDAR, cameras, and depth sensors to detect people, vehicles, animals, terrain, and obstacles. They support autonomous mapping, navigation, obstacle avoidance, grass collection during mowing, manual driving, autonomous emptying in some configurations, IP66 protection, and emergency stop functions. Pudu Robotics plans to show the GT series at GaLaBau 2026 in Nuremberg from September 15 to 18.

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