Enclosed Building Delivery Robot · Multi-floor · PUDU Robotics Available to order

FlashBot Max the hotel robot that calls its own lift.

Two to four lockable compartments, autonomous lift control, and release by password, phone number or NFC, so a guest collects an order without staff meeting the robot at the door.

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PUDU FlashBot Max enclosed multi-compartment delivery robot for hotels and offices
2–4
Compartments
70cm
Path clearance
9h
Runtime
10kg
Per layer
FlashBot in a hotel
Where it fits

Where the FlashBot Max earns its keep.

Hotels

Room service, towels and forgotten items, delivered to the door without a staff member walking the tower at 11pm.

Apartment and office towers

Parcels and mail between a lobby and an upper floor, released to the recipient on an NFC tap.

Clinics and labs

Specimens and consumables between departments, locked in transit and logged on every run.

Specifications

Every number, on the record.

Manufacturer figures. Real-world performance depends on your layout and obstacle density, which we confirm against your site at survey.

Performance
Category
Enclosed multi-compartment building delivery robot
Payload
10 kg per layer
Compartments
2 to 4, adjustable
Compartment size
187 × 410 × 280 mm single, 380 × 410 × 280 mm double
Cruise speed
0.5–1.2 m/s, adjustable
Run-time
9 hours
Charging time
4 hours
Access and physical
Path clearance
70 cm
Dimensions
538 × 534 × 1052 mm
Weight
60 kg
Material
ABS and aviation-grade aluminium alloy
Building integration
Lift control
Autonomous, by cloud integration or a hardware module
Compartment access
Password, phone number or NFC
IoT
Lift, turnstile, e-door access, call button, dashboard
Navigation
VSLAM and Lidar SLAM, rated for semi-outdoor delivery
Deployment
Rapid multi-floor map replication
FAQ

Common buyer questions.

Can the FlashBot Max really use a lift on its own?
Yes, through either a cloud integration with the building management system or a hardware module fitted to the lift controller. Which one suits depends on the age and type of your lift, and it is the part of a multi-floor deployment most worth surveying early.
How does a guest open the compartment?
Three ways: a password, a phone number, or an NFC tap. The robot arrives, notifies the recipient, and only the intended compartment unlocks. Staff do not need to meet it.
How many compartments does it have?
Two to four, and the layout is adjustable. A single compartment is 187 × 410 × 280 mm; a double is 380 × 410 × 280 mm. Most hotels run four for parallel deliveries; a lab might run two large ones.
Will it work outside between buildings?
Over short semi-outdoor runs, yes. It uses VSLAM plus lidar and is rated for semi-outdoor delivery, so a covered walkway between two wings is realistic. Open ground, weather and kerbs are not what it is built for.
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