Large Scrubber-Dryer · 3D perception · PUDU Robotics Available to order

BG1 Pro the BG1 with 3D lidar, built for car parks.

Name: PUDU BG1 Pro
Brand: PUDU Robotics
SKU: BG1-PRO
Availability: InStock

The same 344 kg large-area platform as the BG1, with 3D lidar added to the VSLAM fusion and a higher top speed. Aimed at car parks and large-area deep cleaning rather than stubborn stain removal.

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PUDU BG1 Pro large AI scrubber-dryer robot with 3D perception, for car parks and large-area deep cleaning

Owned & operated in Perth
Servicing all of WA
Engineering-led: robotics & autonomous systems
Multi-OEM: the right robot for your site
Cleaning RaaS from $40 a day

2,000m²/h

Covered cleaning

6,000m²/h

Spot cleaning

75L

Clean water

7.5h

Runtime

BG1 series overview

Where it fits

Where the BG1 Pro earns its keep.

Car parks

The use case PUDU names for this variant. Large, open, dirty, and awkward to staff at night.

Large-area deep cleaning

Warehouses, showrooms and industrial floors where the 75 L tank is what keeps it working.

Sites already running a BG1

Same consumables, same platform, same dashboard, with better perception on the newer unit.

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

Common buyer questions.

What is the difference between the BG1 and the BG1 Pro?

Less than the name suggests. Both are 344 kg, both hold 75 L, both cover 2,000 m²/h. The Pro adds 3D lidar to the VSLAM fusion and lifts top speed from 1.0 to 1.2 m/s. PUDU positions the standard BG1 at stubborn stain removal on 2,500 to 10,000 m² floors, and the Pro at car parks and large-area deep cleaning.

Which one should I buy?

If your floor is indoor and the problem is ground-in grime, the BG1 is enough. If it is a car park or a large mixed-obstacle space where perception matters more than scrubbing pressure, take the Pro. We will say which after seeing the floor.

Does it need someone to fill and empty it?

Not with the optional workstation, which is what unattended operation depends on. Without it, someone fills 75 L and empties 60 L per cycle. On a floor this size the workstation usually pays for itself quickly.

How much floor does it need to get through?

850 mm minimum path clearance, which is the widest in our cleaning range. This is a large machine; if your access is tighter, the CC1 Pro or the ET1 are the units to look at.

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