Pudu Robotics Plans European Headquarters in Germany

Sep 14, 2026
Pudu Robotics plans a new European headquarters in Germany as it expands its regional operations, support network and robot deliveries.
Pudu Robotics Plans European Headquarters in Germany
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Pudu Robotics plans to open a new European headquarters in Germany as part of a regional expansion, the company said in a press release (in German). It currently operates in more than 20 European countries and maintains a European warehouse, local teams, authorized partners and multilingual support.

The company offers four product lines in Europe for service delivery, commercial cleaning, industrial logistics and embodied AI. The PUDU D5 has entered series delivery in the region, while the PUDU D7 made its European debut at IFA 2026 in Berlin.

Pudu Robotics says it has delivered more than 130,000 robots across over 85 countries and regions. Customers named in the release include Denner, MediaMarkt, Albert Heijn, Carrefour Poland, EDEKA and St. Antonius hospital in the Netherlands, with robots used in retail, restaurants, hotels, health care, cleaning and industrial logistics.

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