Global commercial robotics company Purdue Robotics ( Pudu Robotics ) held its first European Partners Summit in Amsterdam on Thursday, announcing that its global strategy has entered a new phase. The theme of the event was “ AI in Action : Scaling Impact Across Europe — Together ”. The company released its “ One Brain , Multiple Embodiments ” strategy for the first time and also showcased a complete product ecosystem covering six product lines for the first time.

Zhang Tao, founder and CEO of Purdue Robotics, stated: "The growth in the next phase depends not only on enhancing robot capabilities but also on making robots easier to deploy, more adaptable, and commercially viable on a larger scale. Through the ‘One Brain’, ‘Multiple Embodiments’ strategy, we are building a shared technical foundation across different forms of robots – from dedicated service robots to semi-humanoid and humanoid robots. By combining reusable AI capabilities with specialized hardware, we aim to accelerate innovation, improve R&D efficiency, and push robots into more real-world application scenarios."

Launches a robot product portfolio under the " One Brain , Multiple Embodiments " strategy

At the summit, Purdue Robotics showcased its complete product ecosystem, which encompasses six product lines: service delivery, commercial cleaning, industrial delivery, general-purpose embodiment AI, commercial mowing, and residential mowing. The residential mowing product line includes the PUDU TOMO S series, which is the company's first consumer-grade robot product and was released on November 3rd. The debut of this complete product ecosystem marks the company's expansion from indoor to outdoor applications, as well as from commercial to residential use cases.

Zhang Tao stated: 'Under the strategy of ‘One Brain, Multiple Embodiments’, we will continue to invest in foundational technologies, including hardware, operating systems, and embodied foundational models.'

The core of this strategy is a shared technical architecture designed to support different forms of robots. This architecture is built upon Purdue Robotics' own technologies, including the embodied base model PuduFM and the embodied AI intelligent agent platform PuduAgent OS. It enables the reuse of AI capabilities, software modules, and skills across different robot platforms, while ensuring that the hardware and motion control systems are optimized for specific tasks. By sharing underlying technologies among various robot forms, this strategy helps to shorten development and deployment cycles, reduce costs, facilitate the entry of robots into more industries, and make it easier for customers to adopt them.

Continued growth in European business: an average annual growth of 60%, covering more than 20 countries

The Purdue Robotics 2026 European Partners Summit is the company's first large-scale strategic branding event held in Europe. The company chose Amsterdam to announce its global “One Brain, Multiple Embodiments” strategy, reflecting that Europe is a key market for its next phase of strategic growth.

Purdue's robotics business covers more than 20 European countries, including Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, the Netherlands, Norway, the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, the Czech Republic, and Poland. The industries in Europe that the company serves include retail, catering, hospitality, healthcare, and transportation. Its clients include EDEKA, Albert Heijn, Carrefour, Denner, Marriott, Van, der, Valk, Pizza Hut, and Intermarch, as well as Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport.

The company stated that this layout is accompanied by strong business growth. Over the past two years, Purdue Robotics' revenue in Europe has grown by more than 60% annually on average, reflecting its strong business momentum in that region.

Purdue Robotics is also strengthening its localization efforts to support continued expansion. On October 30th, the company announced the establishment of its European headquarters in Germany. This multi-functional regional hub integrates offices, exhibition halls, warehousing, training, sales, after-sales support, and maintenance services, enhancing the company's ability to provide localized support, improve service response times, and collaborate more closely with dealers and customers across Europe.

Expand Purdue Robotics to every scenario

Currently, Purdue Robotics' technology has served 16 industries and over 900 application scenarios, demonstrating the breadth of environments covered by its robotic solutions. This summit showcased the company's complete product portfolio and presented the implementation of its innovative applications across various scenarios. The robots on display included:

• BellaBot Pro — An upgraded delivery and interactive service robot featuring multimodal interaction, enhanced mobility, and Omni-Sense security capabilities. With a clear passage width of 65 centimeters, it is designed to adapt to narrow and complex commercial environments while providing a more attractive service experience.
• PUDU CC1 Pro — A four-in-one commercial cleaning robot driven by AI, integrating floor sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, and dust removal. Its AI capabilities include real-time cleaning effect detection and targeted cleaning, which helps to achieve more precise and efficient cleaning operations.
• PUDU MP2000 — A native AI autonomous pallet handling robot with a load capacity of 2000 kilograms. This product features AI carrier recognition, adaptive fork alignment, and the ability to insert fork tines in 20 seconds, designed to simplify pallet transportation in manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics environments.
• PUDU D5, D7, and D9 — the Purdue Robot Universal Embodied AI product line, which encompasses quadrupedal, semi-humanoid, and humanoid robots. This series combines embodied mobility, perception, and operational capabilities, reflecting the company's approach to advancing embodied intelligence across different robot forms.
• PUDU GT series – Three commercial robotic lawnmowers designed for professional site and lawn management, including GT3, GT5, and GT7. This series is equipped with a specially designed mowing and collection system to meet the various needs of commercial properties, large-area lawns, as well as golf courses or professional sports fields.
• PUDU TOMO S Series – Purdue Robotics’ first consumer-grade robot product, bringing intelligent lawn care to homes. This product is equipped with the proprietary SharpLoop ™ self-sharpening system, which automatically maintains the sharpness of the blades, supporting convenient and stable lawn maintenance.

Looking to the Future: Building Robots for Europe

Whether through the “One Brain, Multiple Embodiments” strategy or by covering a full range of product ecosystems, Purdue Robotics’ goal remains consistent: to use AI and robotics technology to enhance the productivity and well-being of human society.

Purdue Robotics' Vice President and General Manager for Europe, Bella Sun, stated: "We hope that Europe will become one of the first markets to implement this strategy. This not only means bringing Purdue's most advanced technology and top talent to Europe, but also implies closer collaboration with customers, distributors, and other partners across Europe to transform the advancements in robotics technology into practical value in commercial and home settings."

About Purdue Robotics

Purdue Robotics is a global commercial robotics company dedicated to making work easier and life better through AI and robotics technology. Its vision is to build an intelligent robotics infrastructure that serves one billion people around the world.

The company develops robot solutions for both commercial and domestic scenarios, with a product portfolio that includes service delivery, commercial cleaning, industrial logistics, general-purpose embodied AI, commercial site maintenance, and consumer-grade lawn mowing.

To date, Purdue Robotics has shipped over 130,000 robots, with its business covering more than 85 countries and regions, serving customers in various industries including retail, hospitality, manufacturing, healthcare, real estate and property services, education, entertainment and sports, as well as public services.