AGV / AMR Launched 2024

Pudu T300

Name: Pudu T300
Brand: Pudu Robotics
SKU: pudu-t300

A heavy-duty factory AMR with a 300 kg payload, navigating on VSLAM + LiDAR SLAM with no rails or tape to lay, charging in 2 hours for 8 hours of full-load work, and certified to ISO 3691-4

Approx. Thai market price ≈ ฿735K–฿900K

Estimate as of 2026-07-04. We are not the seller and do not pull live prices — the real figure depends on the store, the configuration, and when you buy.

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Stand-in: Pudu T-series render · pudurobotics.com — T300 photo pending

Key specs

Payload: 300 kg
Weight: 65 kg
Height: 1,350 mm
Speed: 1.2 m/s
Battery: 8 h

Common use cases

▸ Heavy part transport on automotive/EV lines
▸ Warehouses and 3PL distribution centres
▸ Food and beverage plants
▸ Equipment and linen transport in large hospitals

PUDU T300, a 300 kg AMR that needs no rails on the factory floor

The top of Pudu’s industrial-delivery line, launched in April 2024 and brought back out in the industrial delivery group at WAIC 2026.

Payload of 300 kg on both the Standard and the Lifting model (the Lifting model raises loads by 60 mm)
Body measuring 835 × 500 × 1,350 mm at 65 kg (81 kg for the Lifting model)
Battery good for 8 hours under full load or 12 hours unloaded, charging 0→90% in 2 hours, with battery swap supported
Top speed of 1.2 m/s
Passage width from 60 cm up, crossing 20 mm thresholds and 35 mm grooves
Navigation by VSLAM + LiDAR SLAM — no guide rail or magnetic tape required
Safety certified to ISO 3691-4, the standard for AGVs and AMRs sharing floor space with people

Next to the T150 and its 150 kg limit, the T300 is the one for heavy component pallets, bulk material bins, and large trolleys. See the rest of the field on the AGV / AMR page.

On price — the range above is an estimate derived from US distributor list pricing. There is no official Thai retail price yet, so ask a local distributor for a quotation.

Brand

🇨🇳 Pudu Robotics

Shenzhen-based robotics maker that started with restaurant service robots (BellaBot) and has expanded to four product lines, most recently entering manufacturing with the T150 (150 kg payload industrial AGV).