PUDU Robotics showcased all six of its robot product lines together for the first time at its European Partner Summit at the Van der Valk Amsterdam-Amstel in the Netherlands on Wednesday, November 4, including the D7 semi-humanoid robot, the Nvidia-powered D5 robot dog, and the cat-inspired BellaBot Pro service robot. During the event, the Shenzhen-based firm unveiled its new “One Brain, Multiple Embodiments” strategy. Felix Zhang, PUDU Robotics’ founder and CEO, said the strategy will use the same artificial intelligence (AI) technology across all of its products, and that robots must become smarter, easier to deploy, and cheaper to achieve wider adoption. The PUDU D7, first introduced in September 2024, is 5.4 feet (1.65 meters) tall and weighs about 99 lbs (45 kilograms), can operate continuously for more than eight hours on a battery exceeding one kilowatt-hour (kWh), features 30 degrees of freedom that can rise to 50 with a dexterous hand attachment, and its robotic arms can lift up to 22 lbs. PUDU also showcased the D5 and D5-W quadruped robots, equipped with an Nvidia Jetson Orin AGX processor and an RK3588 chip, using two LiDAR sensors and four fisheye cameras, delivering up to 275 trillion operations per second (TOPS) and climbing slopes of up to 45 degrees while