Pudu Robotics

Robotics are transitioning into standardized infrastructure.

Companies like Pudu Robotics, Burroughs, Savioke Relay, and LG Cloy are deploying fleets of machines specifically designed to handle logistics, point-to-point delivery, and deep cleaning.

A Hotel Dive article from earlier this year highlighted a perfect example of this in the real world.

Tech Force Robotics installed an autonomous system they call T-I-M-E at a Homewood Suites in Del Mar, California.

I took a picture of it 'cause I wanted to see if they were gonna be at Equip this year, and I looked it up and they actually are.

So this one is called Pudu Robotics.

Uh, I know, I know they're all Chinese brands, which is, you know, it, it is what it is.

They've got some incredible, incredible, uh, minds getting some of that stuff done, and they, they seem to know how to, to put it into action.

Something like Pandag or, uh, what did I call that thing? Putu or something.

I, I can't even remember at this point.

Pudu, that's it.

Um, those are strictly autonomous.

Es una demostración significativa de que la inteligencia artificial puede adentrarse en territorios de investigación que hasta ahora eran exclusivamente humanos.

En el plano físico de la inteligencia artificial, Pudu Robotics presentó esta semana dos nuevas máquinas, entre ellas el D07, un semihumanoide con veintitrés articulaciones y una carga útil de veinte kilogramos.

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Pudu es conocida principalmente por sus robots de entrega en restaurantes y hospitales.

El D07 representa su incursión en trabajos industriales más pesados.

También lanzó el D05W, un cuadrúpedo de ruedas y patas.