Pudu Robotics has raised nearly $150 million in a new funding round, bringing its valuation to more than $1.5 billion and cumulative funding to more than $300 million. The Shenzhen-based commercial service robotics company said the proceeds will be used to develop embodied AI technologies, expand its product portfolio, support international market expansion, increase manufacturing capacity and strengthen its supply chain.
Pudu Robotics develops robots for service delivery, commercial cleaning, industrial delivery and embodied AI applications. The company said revenue doubled year over year in 2025, with commercial cleaning accounting for more than 70% of total revenue. It also said more than 4,000 industrial delivery robots were shipped within one year of launch.
The company said its robots are used by customers including Carrefour, Walmart and EDEKA. Citing Frost & Sullivan’s “Market Research on Global Commercial Service Robotics (2023),” Pudu said it held a 23% share of the global commercial service robotics market.
Pudu Robotics is headquartered in Shenzhen and has research and development centers in Chengdu and Hong Kong. Its technical work includes navigation algorithms, multi-robot scheduling, motion controllers and integrated joint modules.
