Pudu Robotics Opens U.S. Headquarters in Dallas
Pudu Robotics has opened a new U.S. headquarters in Dallas, Texas, as part of its global expansion strategy, announced in a press release. The facility began operations on April 23 and is expected to strengthen the company’s regional capabilities and long-term growth in the Americas.
Dallas was selected for its logistics infrastructure, business environment, and access to a broad enterprise customer base. The company reported that nearly 15,000 of its robots are already deployed across the Americas, driving a 285 percent year-over-year increase in regional revenue.
Pudu’s product lineup spans four categories: service delivery, commercial cleaning, industrial delivery, and general embodied AI. Partnerships with local distributors have achieved 63.6 percent year-over-year growth. The company aims to continue expanding in key sectors as part of its goal to serve 10 billion people worldwide within the next decade.
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