PUDU CC1 Pro Disc AI-Native Mid-Size Disc Scrubber-Dryer Robot

In a building that never really closes, such as an airport concourse, a hospital corridor or a shopping mall that trades late into the evening, there is no quiet hour in which the floor can be handed over to a cleaning crew. The work has to happen around people, trolleys, queue barriers and wet-floor signs, and it has to be thorough enough that nobody notices it has happened. The PUDU CC1 Pro Disc AI-Native Mid-Size Disc Scrubber-Dryer Robot is built for that crowded floor. It is a disc scrubber-dryer that presses firmly into the dirt while steering itself through the traffic of a working day, and then checks its own results before it moves on.

Robots Middle East sells the PUDU CC1 Pro Disc and supplies it to commercial and institutional buyers across the Middle East. Our team prepares each quotation, arranges delivery to your premises and supports the robot once it is in service, so that a single point of contact handles the project from the first enquiry to daily operation.

Background

PUDU Robotics and its cleaning range

PUDU Robotics is a service-robot manufacturer whose machines are widely seen in restaurants, hotels and public buildings. The company first became known for delivery robots and has since built a dedicated range of commercial cleaning robots. Within that range, the CC1 family covers everyday autonomous floor care, while the BG1 models address the large scrubber-dryer class. The CC1 Pro Disc sits between the two as a mid-size disc machine. It is intended for operators who need real scrubbing force but still have to work in aisles, lobbies and corridors that a ride-on scrubber would struggle to enter.

Mechanical pressure combined with AI perception

Two ideas define this robot. The first is mechanical. High-speed dual-disc brushes work under a consistent 25 kg of down pressure to lift stubborn stains and debris. The brushes attach magnetically, so they align, fit and come off quickly when they need changing. The second idea is perceptual. Lidar and 3D VSLAM fusion positioning give the robot its sense of place, while AI spot scrubbing recognises wet stains such as coffee spills, sauces and puddles during inspections and plans a cleaning route to them at once. At the back of the machine, a rear AI camera monitors cleaning performance in real time, detects leftover stains, triggers a spot re-clean and produces a heatmap after each task. Pressure deals with the dirt, and perception decides where the pressure goes and whether it worked.

Technical Specifications

Specifications are as published by the manufacturer and are confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the noise level, IP rating, maximum slope, maximum threshold climb, brush rotation speed, operating temperature or the contents of the box; we confirm these with you at quotation.

How does the CC1 Pro Disc keep cleaning while a building is in use?

Working during opening hours depends on two things: knowing what is in the way and knowing what is underfoot. The CC1 Pro Disc detects and avoids both static and moving obstacles. These include the guardrails, warning signs and retractable belt barriers that appear and disappear around check-in desks, tills and security lanes. It also recognises carpeted areas and keeps away from them while scrubbing, which matters in hotels and offices where hard floor and carpet meet. The minimum path clearance of 68 cm allows it to pass between fixtures and displays, and the adjustable cruising speed lets an operator slow it down in busy zones and let it run faster on open floor.

Interruptions are handled in the same way. When a drink is spilt in a food court, the AI spot scrubbing function detects the wet stain during an inspection and generates a route to it, so the robot can respond without waiting for its next scheduled pass. In spot scrubbing, the published cleaning efficiency rises to 1500-3000 ㎡/h, compared with 700-1000 ㎡/h for all-covered scrubbing. This reflects how much faster targeted work is than full coverage.

What does the rear AI camera add to everyday floor care?

Most cleaning schedules assume that a pass equals a clean floor. The rear AI camera replaces that assumption with an observation. It watches the floor behind the robot as it works, detects stains that remain and triggers a spot re-clean where needed. After each task, it produces a heatmap that shows supervisors how the cleaning went. For facilities that report on hygiene, such as healthcare sites, food halls and transport hubs, this provides a visual record of each task and helps managers decide where to direct staff attention. Combined with management through the Pudu Link app, a supervisor can review results without walking the whole floor.

Who is the PUDU CC1 Pro Disc for?

The robot suits operators of large indoor hard floors that stay busy for much of the day. Shopping centres and hypermarkets benefit from spill response and from avoiding barriers. Airports, metro stations and other transport facilities can make use of the elevator and e-gate control to move the robot between zones. Hospitals and clinics value the documented results that the heatmaps provide. Hotels, conference venues, universities and corporate headquarters gain a machine that respects carpet edges and fits through corridors. Facility-management contractors who serve several sites can use 4G, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, with optional LoRa customisation, to keep the robot connected wherever it is deployed. Sites that want unattended operation should plan for the optional docking station, which enables automatic charging and water refill and drainage.

The CC1 Pro Disc is one model within a wider family, and the right choice depends on the floor. Buyers comparing options can also consider the PUDU CC1 Pro AI-Powered Autonomous Cleaning Robot (10240-000015), a separate model with its own specification. Where the scale of the space points towards the large scrubber-dryer class, the PUDU BG1 AI-Native Large Scrubber-Dryer Robot is worth a look. The full range is shown in our Cleaning Robots category, and our team will gladly help you compare the models against your site plans.

What is the PUDU CC1 Pro Disc used for?

1. Daytime scrubbing in retail: deep cleaning of mall and supermarket floors while shoppers move through the aisles.
2. Spill response: detecting coffee, sauce and puddle stains in real time and routing directly to them.
3. Transport concourses: working around belt barriers, guardrails and signage in terminals and stations.
4. Healthcare corridors: repeatable scrubbing with heatmaps that document the results of each task.
5. Floor polishing: using the polishing capability to restore the finish on hard floors in lobbies and showrooms.
6. Multi-floor buildings: moving between levels and zones through elevator and e-gate control.

Pricing and Availability

Robots Middle East supplies the PUDU CC1 Pro Disc on a quotation basis, so that each offer reflects your site, your configuration and any options you choose, such as the docking station or the 18-inch marketing display. Delivery, customs clearance and after-sales support are arranged together with your quotation. To begin, please share your floor area, floor types and operating hours with our team, and we will prepare an offer to match. A quotation for the PUDU CC1 Pro Disc can be requested through the enquiry form available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the PUDU CC1 Pro Disc run on one charge?

Scrubbing run-time is up to 5.3 h, or 3.8 h+ in Standard Mode, from its 69 Ah battery. Charging takes about 4.5 h.

Can the robot charge and refill its water by itself?

Yes. Auto charging and water refill and drainage are supported, but they require the optional docking station.

How does the robot find its way around?

It uses Lidar and 3D VSLAM fusion positioning. It detects and avoids static and moving obstacles, and it stays off carpeted areas while scrubbing.

What are the water tank capacities?

The clean water tank and the dirty water tank each hold 15 L (3.96 gal).

Does it only scrub, or can it polish as well?

Both scrubbing and polishing are listed among its cleaning capabilities. The dual-disc brushes use magnetic quick-release mounting, which makes changing them straightforward.

Can it use lifts and access-controlled doors?

Yes. Its IoT integration covers Elevator Control and E-gate Control, and the robot is managed through the Pudu Link app.

Where can I buy the PUDU CC1 Pro Disc and what does it cost?

You can buy it from Robots Middle East, which supplies it across the Middle East. The cost depends on your configuration and options, so please request a quotation and our team will reply with a tailored offer.

Summary

A floor that is never empty needs a machine that can clean thoroughly without asking people to step aside. The PUDU CC1 Pro Disc meets that need on two levels. Its dual-disc brushes apply a consistent 25 kg of down pressure for genuine scrubbing. Its AI perception, from wet-stain detection to the rear camera that checks each pass and records a heatmap, decides where that effort goes and confirms the result. Its 68 cm minimum path clearance, recognition of barriers and carpet, and support for lifts and e-gates let it work through the day rather than around it. For operators in the Middle East planning autonomous floor care in busy buildings, with quotation, delivery and support from Robots Middle East, this page is the starting point.