The PUDU MT1 recognises litter rather than just following a route. It sweeps up to 1,800 m²/h on full coverage, then patrols and spot cleans at up to 6,000 m²/h, handling everything from bottles and packaging to fine dust with active dust control. A 35 L bin, 75 cm clearance, and Perth-based service.
Front, three-quarter, side, rear and top-down: the sweep head, bin lid and sensor stack.
A conventional floor sweeper runs the same route every time, whether the floor is spotless or covered in packaging offcuts. On a large site that is mostly wasted running: you are cleaning floor that did not need cleaning to reach the small part that did.
The MT1 works differently because it can see what is on the floor. Its cameras recognise rubbish in real time, which lets it run two distinct modes. Full coverage sweeps everything at up to 1,800 m²/h on a schedule. Between those passes it patrols, finds what has actually been dropped, and cleans it at up to 6,000 m²/h because it is driving to mess rather than covering ground.
The sweeping hardware is built for range rather than one debris type. Dual-disc brushes pull in bulky items like bottles, cans, leaves and strapping, while the same pass lifts fine dust, and active dust control stops that dust being thrown back into the air. Zero-gap edge cleaning takes it right to the wall line rather than leaving a strip.
Practically, the numbers that matter day to day are the 35 L bin and the 75 cm clearance. The bin decides how often a person is involved; the clearance decides how much of your site the robot can actually reach. At 490 mm tall it also works under racking overhangs and conveyor runs that stop taller machines.
Eight capabilities that decide whether a sweeper is useful on a working industrial floor.
Identifies rubbish on the floor in real time instead of sweeping blind to a fixed pattern.
Patrols and drives to detected mess at up to 6,000 m²/h rather than running a full pass.
Dual-disc brushes take bottles, cans, leaves and packaging, plus fine dust in the same pass.
Keeps fine particulate down instead of throwing it into the air to settle again an hour later.
Works right to the wall line, so there is no untouched border strip left for someone to do by hand.
VSLAM, markers and LiDAR SLAM together, so it holds position in repetitive racking aisles.
Four to eight hours of work, under three hours to recharge, and it docks itself between runs.
Push it like a conventional walk-behind sweeper when someone needs to clean one specific area now.
The three things that separate the MT1 from a scheduled sweeper on a timer.
Trash recognition is what makes patrol cleaning possible. Instead of a fixed route that treats every square metre the same, the MT1 covers ground looking for what has actually been dropped and cleans that. On a large floor with intermittent mess, this is where the labour saving comes from.
A sweeper that only covers the main thoroughfares leaves you doing the aisles by hand. At 600 mm wide with a 75 cm clearance requirement and just 490 mm tall, the MT1 gets between racking, under conveyor runs and into the areas where debris actually accumulates.
Bin size is the specification that decides how often a human is back in the loop. At 35 L the MT1 carries a genuine shift's worth of debris for most sites, so emptying is a daily task rather than an interruption every run. The app tells you when it is getting full.
Hard floors with dry debris, awkward access and mess that arrives unpredictably rather than on a schedule.
Pick aisles and dispatch areas where strapping, shrink wrap and cardboard offcuts appear all shift.
Production floors and assembly bays with tight access between machinery and conveyor runs.
Concourses, terminals and interchanges where litter arrives constantly and presentation is public.
Multi-storey and basement carparks where dust, leaves and rubbish build up between manual sweeps.
Workshops, stores and covered laydown areas on WA sites where dust control is a real obligation.
Undercover walkways, sports halls and event floors that need patrolling rather than one nightly pass.
One survey and one map, then two modes doing different jobs at different times of day.
We check aisle widths, overhead clearances, floor surface and where the debris actually comes from before anything is ordered.
We build the map with VSLAM, markers and LiDAR, set zones and exclusions, and split the day into coverage and patrol windows.
Scheduled full-coverage passes handle routine dust. Between them it patrols, recognises litter and clears it as it appears.
Site staff empty the 35 L bin when the app flags it. Charging is automatic, so that is the only recurring manual task.
Manufacturer figures for the MT1. Real-world coverage depends on floor layout and obstacle density, so we size it against your site at survey.
On Western Australian industrial sites, fine dust is a genuine operating issue rather than a presentation one. Red dust tracked in on vehicles, concrete dust off green slabs, and product dust in food and materials handling all end up on the floor, and a sweeper without active dust control just relocates it into the air for an hour. The MT1 is built to hold it down as it sweeps.
Access is the second WA-specific problem. Sites here are often tight around racking, conveyors and workshop equipment, and the machine that can only do the main runs leaves the awkward parts manual. At 600 mm wide and 490 mm tall with 75 cm clearance, the MT1 reaches into the places where the debris actually collects.
The patrol model suits shift work. Mess on a warehouse floor does not arrive on a timetable, it arrives when a pallet is broken down or a carton splits. A robot that covers the floor overnight and then patrols during the day deals with that as it happens, instead of leaving it until the next scheduled pass.
If your floor plate is genuinely large and open, the CenoBots S5 is the bigger machine with an 820 mm sweep and 50 L hopper, and we will recommend it where it fits better. If the mess is spills and grime rather than litter and dust, you want a scrubber like the CC1 Pro. We are multi-OEM precisely so that recommendation can be honest.
Built by someone who has engineered advanced systems and operated them in demanding environments. We know what these machines can and can't do.
We deploy and service every unit ourselves across WA. If a robot's down at 2am on a mine site, that's on us, in the same time zone.
We recommend the right robot for your site, not the only one we carry.
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.
Send us your floor area, aisle widths and the sort of debris you deal with. We'll come back inside one business day with an indicative quote and a survey date.
The MT1 sweeps dry debris. If the floor needs water, or the site is bigger or tighter, one of these is the better answer.
When the floor needs washing, not just sweeping: scrub, sweep, vacuum and dust-mop in one machine.
The larger industrial sweeper: 820 mm brush, 50 L hopper, built for big open floor plates.
Small-format floors and 50 cm aisles, where even the MT1 is too wide to be useful.
Every model, every spec, in one table. Every spec side by side, grouped by what the machine does.