Triplex Reel Mower · Turf specialist · PUDU Robotics Order enquiries open

GT7 a triplex reel cut, without the dawn roster.

The PUDU GT7 is a triplex reel mower for golf fairways, sports fields and professional turf across Perth and WA. Three independently floating reel units cut 160 cm (62 in) wide, guided by RTK positioning accurate to ±2.5 cm, climbing 30° slopes on four-wheel drive, fully electric. Launched September 2026 · WA order enquiries through Perth Robots.

PUDU GT7 triplex reel robotic mower with three floating reel units on a steel chassis
160cm
Triplex reel cut
±2.5cm
RTK accuracy
30°
Slope capability
4WD
Four-wheel drive
What it does

Reel-quality turf, cut by three floating heads.

A rotary deck chops grass; a reel shears it, which is why every fairway and stadium surface worth the name is cut with cylinders. The GT7 is the reel flagship of PUDU's GT series: a 160 cm (62 in) triplex system in which three reel units float independently, each one following the ground beneath it so the height of cut stays consistent across crowns, hollows and cambered ovals. Height-of-cut adjustment is tool-free, so the crew can move it between surfaces without a workshop stop.

Navigation is AI-native rather than wire-and-guesswork: RTK positioning accurate to ±2.5 cm is fused with LiDAR, camera vision and depth sensing, so the mower maps the site autonomously, holds its lines pass after pass and steps around people, flags and equipment on the move. A manual drive mode covers loading, transport between surfaces and anything the schedule does not. Four-wheel drive takes it up slopes to 30°, which covers fairway banks, mound surrounds and the awkward ground a triplex operator would normally slow right down for.

The rest of the platform is built for commercial duty, not the back yard: an all-metal body on a commercial-grade steel chassis, IP66-rated protection against dust and water, and an emergency-stop within reach. It is fully electric with no combustion engine, quiet enough for early-morning runs near play and residences, which is exactly when WA turf needs cutting: before the first tee time, the first bell and the first booking.

Best for

Where the GT7 earns its keep.

Built for golf courses, professional sports fields and other professional turf environments: surfaces where presentation is the product.

Golf fairways

A triplex reel cut on the surfaces members judge the club by, run early and electric, with greenkeeping staff freed for greens and detail work.

Stadium & sports turf

Professional playing surfaces where three floating reel units hold a consistent height of cut across the crown and the wings.

School & club ovals

Premium ovals cut before the first bell. No combustion engine means early runs beside classrooms and houses stay quiet.

Councils & contractors

Show-surface reserves and contract turf where a repeatable RTK line and a fixed schedule beat a stretched mowing roster.

How it works

From site survey to first cut.

One survey, one digital map, then it runs to schedule. Perth Robots handles the survey, mapping and commissioning from Perth.

Step 01

Survey

We walk the site, check RTK coverage and slope zones, and confirm the remaining datasheet specifics for your quote. The GT7 then maps the site autonomously.

Step 02

Cut

The GT7 mows each zone to schedule on RTK fused with LiDAR and camera vision, holding lines to ±2.5 cm and avoiding people and obstacles as it works.

Step 03

Move

Manual drive mode covers loading, transport between surfaces and one-off jobs outside the mapped zones, with an emergency-stop always within reach.

Step 04

Service

Tool-free height-of-cut changes keep daily adjustment with your crew; reel setup, parts and scheduled service run from Perth, across all of WA.

Specifications

The published numbers, on the record.

PUDU's launch figures for the GT7. The GT series is new for September 2026, so specifications not yet published are confirmed at survey rather than guessed here.

Cutting system
Category
Triplex reel mower
Cutting width
160 cm (62 in) triplex reel system
Cutting units
Three independently floating reel units consistent height of cut on undulating surfaces
Height-of-cut adjustment
Tool-free range confirmed at survey
Slope capability
Climbs slopes up to 30°
Drive
Four-wheel drive
Power
Fully electric no combustion engine
Navigation & safety
Positioning
RTK, accuracy up to ±2.5 cm fused with LiDAR and camera vision
Perception
LiDAR + camera vision + depth sensing
Mapping
Autonomous mapping and obstacle avoidance
Manual control
Manual drive mode
Safety
Emergency-stop
Build & power
Body
All-metal body commercial-grade steel chassis
Ingress protection
IP66
Battery capacity
Confirmed at survey
Charge time
Confirmed at survey
Weight
To be confirmed
Dimensions
To be confirmed
Suitability
Typical sites
Golf fairways, professional sports fields, stadium and school sports turf
Availability
Launched September 2026 WA order enquiries through Perth Robots
Australian deployment

A new reel platform, backed by a Perth service centre.

PUDU launched the GT series globally in September 2026 at GaLaBau in Nuremberg, and the GT7 is its turf specialist: an AI-native platform that fuses RTK, LiDAR, camera vision and depth sensing rather than following a buried wire. For WA clubs and grounds teams the practical appeal is the same one driving our cleaning fleet: the most repetitive cut on the site runs to a fixed schedule, early and electric, while qualified staff spend their hours on the work robots cannot do.

Build quality reads commercial, not domestic: an all-metal body on a commercial-grade steel chassis, IP66-rated protection and an emergency-stop. Because the series is newly launched, we publish only what PUDU has published, and confirm the remaining specifications, battery, charge time and height-of-cut range, at the site survey against the current datasheet.

Service distance is the real spec. Perth Robots is an authorised PUDU reseller and service centre, already deploying and servicing PUDU robots across WA. The GT7 joins a landscaping fleet that also includes the FJ Dynamics units, so the recommendation is genuinely multi-OEM: reel or rotary, PUDU or FJD, whichever fits your turf. Survey, mapping, commissioning, training and parts all run from Perth.

The commercial terms carry across the range: Robot as a Service on a flat monthly subscription, outright purchase with an optional Care Plan, or a lease. Quotes are prepared at the site survey, and if a triplex reel platform is more machine than your site needs, we will say so and point you at the GT5 or an FJD unit instead.

Service & support

WA-based, end-to-end.

No offshore tickets and no freight east for repairs. Perth-based engineers handle survey, deployment, training, mapping changes and incident response.

Survey, mapping & commissioning

Site survey, RTK coverage check, autonomous mapping and commissioning, all run from Perth. We hand over a running system, not a crate.

Grounds-staff training

On-site session for the superintendent or grounds crew: scheduling, tool-free height-of-cut changes, manual drive mode and the emergency-stop routine.

Authorised PUDU service centre

We are an authorised PUDU reseller and service centre in Perth, servicing all of WA, with support that runs in your time zone.

Purchase, lease or RaaS

Outright purchase with an optional Care Plan, a lease, or Robot as a Service on a flat monthly fee. Quoted at site survey.

Why Perth Robots

Honest credibility, not just claims.

Engineering-led.

Built by someone who has engineered advanced systems and operated them in demanding environments. We know what these machines can and can't do.

WA-based service, not a reseller.

We deploy and service every unit ourselves across WA. If a robot's down before Saturday's competition, that's on us, in the same time zone.

Multi-OEM, honest advice.

We recommend the right robot for your site, not the only one we carry.

Low-risk by design.

RaaS is a flat monthly subscription, not a capital gamble. The risk sits with us, and you run the robot as often as you need.

FAQ

Common buyer questions.

Is the GT7 the right robot for golf fairways?
It is the reel specialist of the PUDU GT series. Three independently floating reel units cut a 160 cm (62 in) swath and hold a consistent height of cut across undulating surfaces, which is what fairway and stadium turf demands. For parks and general open space, the rotary GT5 is usually the better fit, and we scope the split at the site survey.
How accurate is the GT7's navigation?
PUDU quotes RTK positioning accuracy up to ±2.5 cm, fused with LiDAR, camera vision and depth sensing. The platform maps sites autonomously, avoids obstacles on the move and includes a manual drive mode for transport and edge cases. We verify satellite coverage across your site at the survey.
Can it handle slopes and undulating ground?
The GT7 climbs slopes up to 30 degrees on four-wheel drive, and the three floating reel units follow undulations so the height of cut stays consistent over crowned fairways and cambered ovals. We confirm slope zones against the site map during the survey.
Is it quiet enough for early-morning runs?
Yes. The GT7 is fully electric with no combustion engine, quiet enough for early-morning runs near play and residences. That means fairways can be cut before the first tee time and school ovals before the first bell without a noise complaint.
When is the GT7 available in WA?
PUDU launched the GT series globally in September 2026 at GaLaBau in Nuremberg, and WA order enquiries are open through Perth Robots now. We are an authorised PUDU reseller and service centre in Perth, and we survey, map, commission and service from here.
What about the specs not listed, like battery capacity and cutting heights?
PUDU has published the core platform figures; remaining specifications such as battery capacity, charge time and the height-of-cut range are confirmed at survey against the current PUDU datasheet. Height-of-cut adjustment on the reel units is tool-free.
What does the GT7 cost?
Quoted at site survey. Three ways to pay: Robot as a Service on a flat monthly subscription, outright purchase with an optional Care Plan, or a lease. The same three commercial models apply across our whole landscaping range, including the FJ Dynamics units.
Who services the GT7 in WA?
We do, from Perth. Perth Robots is an authorised PUDU reseller and service centre, servicing all of WA: site survey, mapping, commissioning, training and ongoing service all run from Perth, with support in your time zone.
Take the next step

See the GT7 on your turf.

Send us your site details and we'll come back inside one business day with a recommended unit mix, the confirmed GT7 datasheet for your application, and a survey date.

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