BellaBot Pro
- Job
- Food running
- Load
- 40 kg across 4 trays
- Path clearance
- 65 cm
- Best for
- Restaurants, hotel dining, clubs
· See also PUDU cleaning robots.
From $35 a day. Four units covering the trip from pass to table, the bussing run back, and locked multi-floor delivery in hotels. Deployed and serviced from Perth.
From $35 a day. Free venue walkthrough; if your floor plan does not suit a robot, we will tell you.
Built by PUDU Robotics, the largest commercial service robot manufacturer by volume. We are an authorised PUDU reseller and service hub for WA: we survey the venue, commission the robot on your floor and service it from Perth.
Open trays for food running, a heavy sealed unit for bussing, and a locked multi-compartment unit for hotels and offices. Pick on the job, not the badge.

Four trays at 10 kg each, dish recognition so it announces what it is carrying, and an 18.5 inch screen that earns its keep as signage between runs.
View the BellaBot Pro →
The narrow one. Gets through a 52 cm gap, which is what makes it work in tight cafés and clubs. Doubles as a greeter and a roaming ad screen.
View the KettyBot Pro →
The workhorse. Carries 60 kg, and the cabin is IPX5 rated so it takes wet crockery without complaint. Staff call it with a pager.
View the HolaBot →
The hotel unit. Lockable compartments, autonomous lift control, and release by password, phone number or NFC, so a guest collects without staff.
View the FlashBot Max →Manufacturer footage, in English. Nothing downloads until you press play.
Manufacturer figures. Path clearance is the number that decides most venues, so measure your tightest gap before anything else.
| Unit | Job | Load | Path clearance | Runtime | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BellaBot Pro | Food running | 40 kg, 4 trays | 65 cm | Full service | Restaurants, hotel dining, clubs |
| KettyBot Pro | Running and greeting | 30 kg | 52 cm | 11 h | Tight cafés, reception, retail |
| HolaBot | Bussing and heavy return | 60 kg, 4 trays | Wide aisles | Full service | Bussing, linen, waste, kitchens |
| FlashBot Max | Enclosed multi-floor | 10 kg per layer | 70 cm | 9 h | Hotels, apartments, offices, clinics |
The pattern is the same everywhere: a long, repeated carry that costs you staff hours and leaves nobody on the floor.
Pass to table, then the bussing run back. A BellaBot Pro carries four covers in one trip while your staff stay with customers. Works best in venues with a settled layout and clear aisles.
Room service, towels, forgotten toothbrushes, parcels. The FlashBot Max calls the lift and releases the compartment to the guest, so a night audit staffer does not walk the tower.
Meal trays, linen and consumables between wings. Enclosed compartments keep contents covered in transit, and every run is logged.
Long carries across a big floor at peak, then nothing at 3pm. The economics suit a robot precisely because the demand is spiky and casual hours are expensive.
Messes serving hundreds in a short window, in places where staff are the hardest thing to get and accommodate. See mining site automation.
A KettyBot Pro greets, guides customers to a product and runs your promotions on an 18.5 inch screen between jobs. See retail and shopping centres.
Measure your tightest gap first. That single number rules units in or out faster than anything else.
| Your venue | Take | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Restaurant, aisles over 65 cm | BellaBot Pro | Four trays is the most food per trip in the range, and dish recognition means it announces the order at the table. |
| Tight café or club, gaps near 52 cm | KettyBot Pro | The narrowest unit we carry. If BellaBot Pro will not fit your gap, this is the one that will. |
| The problem is dirty plates, not clean ones | HolaBot | 60 kg and an IPX5 cabin. Bussing is the carry most venues underestimate and the one staff resent most. |
| Guest rooms or multiple floors | FlashBot Max | The only unit that calls the lift and locks the load. Anything travelling out of sight of staff needs a compartment. |
| Steps, split levels or carpet ramps | None yet | These units need a step-free path. We will say so at the walkthrough rather than after you have signed. |
A delivery robot is cheaper to run than a cleaning robot because there is no water, no chemical and far less wear. That is why the entry point is $35 a day rather than $50.
A flat monthly subscription including the robot, service, support and software, from $35 a day. No capital outlay, and the easiest way to trial one through a full season before committing.
Fixed monthly payments over an agreed term without tying up capital. Suits venues that know the robot is staying but would rather not spend the cash now.
Buy the unit and own it, priced per model, with an optional Care Plan covering service, parts and support. Full terms on the commercial models page.
Send us the layout and your service pattern. We will measure the route, match the unit and price it.
From $35 a day. Flat monthly. Free venue walkthrough before you commit to anything.