EVS departments are chronically understaffed and audit-heavy. PUDU CC1 and MT1 Vac handle public-area cleaning consistently, with logged routes and timestamps that survive Joint Commission scrutiny. T-series AMRs handle linen and supply transport between units.
CC1 for lobbies, atriums, cafeterias, and large public corridors. Wet scrub + vacuum + mop, 1,000 sqm/hr, CSM auto-dock recharge. Quiet enough for occupied hospitals.
MT1 Vac for daily traffic management on mixed floor types (carpet at nursing stations, hard floor in corridors). IPX3 spray-resistant, 1,400 m²/h.
T300 (300 kg) for between-unit linen carts and central supply runs. Lifting / towing / following modes. Replaces dedicated transport aide roles.
Healthcare-specific ROI signals for typical 100–300 bed hospitals in the Midwest:
Run the numbers for your facility: /roi-calculator
The robots themselves don’t handle PHI. Cleaning and transport robots see floor space and visual obstacles, not patient information. We confirm scope during the assessment with your compliance lead.
MT1 Max and T-series robots integrate with KONE, Otis, Schindler, and Mitsubishi elevators via PUDU Link. Multi-floor hospital deployments use this routinely.
VSLAM + LiDAR detect humans and yield by default. Audible cues are configurable (or muteable) for clinical areas. We tune speed limits per ward during deployment.
We come on-site, walk your floor, look at your specific operations, and put real numbers behind the deployment decision. Free, no commitment.
