High-Capacity Delivery Robot · Bussing · PUDU Robotics Available to order

HolaBot the bussing robot for the run nobody wants.

Carries 60 kg, and the cabin is IPX5 rated so it takes wet crockery and spills without complaint. Staff call it with a pager instead of walking back to fetch it.

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PUDU HolaBot high-capacity delivery and bussing robot with an IPX5 waterproof cabin
60kg
Carrying capacity
4
Trays
IPX5
Cabin rating
30+
Debris tolerance
Where it fits

Where the HolaBot earns its keep.

Restaurant bussing

Dirty plates back to the kitchen. The carry most venues underestimate and the one staff resent most.

Hotels and function centres

Linen, waste and stock between floors of a service area, at a weight no one should be carrying by hand.

Commercial kitchens

Wet, heavy, repetitive transfers where an IPX5 cabin is the difference between working and failing.

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
High-capacity delivery and dish-return robot
Carrying capacity
Up to 60 kg
Trays
4
Cabin
IPX5 waterproof inner cabin
Calling and control
Pager
Staff call the robot from the floor with a pager
Voice control
Supported
Gesture control
Supported
Battery
Quick-release, swappable by hand
Navigation
Positioning
Industry-exclusive dual-SLAM localisation
Obstacle avoidance
3 RGBD cameras, centimetre-level positioning, 0.5 second reaction
Routing
Autonomous path planning to the optimal route
Fleet
Multi-machine dispatching, up to 20 robots on one map
FAQ

Common buyer questions.

What makes the HolaBot different from the BellaBot Pro?
Load and sealing. The HolaBot carries 60 kg against the BellaBot Pro's 40 kg, and its cabin is IPX5 rated so wet crockery and spills are not a problem. The BellaBot Pro is built to be seen by customers; the HolaBot is built for the back-of-house run.
How do staff call it?
With a pager. Rather than walking back to a station to summon the robot, a staff member presses the pager where they are standing and the HolaBot comes to them. Voice and gesture control are also supported.
Can it really take wet loads?
That is what the IPX5 rating covers. It is designed around dish return, which means water, food waste and the occasional spill inside the cabin. It is the unit we would recommend anywhere the load is wet rather than plated.
Does it work with the other delivery robots?
Yes. It runs the same multi-machine dispatching as the rest of the range, up to 20 robots on one map, so a HolaBot bussing and a BellaBot Pro running food will negotiate the same aisles without deadlocking.
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Different job? Different robot.

If the load is plated rather than dirty, or the route crosses floors, these suit better.