# Pudu CC1 review

Four in one scrubber, sweeper, vacuum and dust mop for mid size sites

- Our score: not scored yet
- Price: $22,000 (checked Nov 9, 2026)
- Status: on sale
- Best for: hotels and offices with mixed hard floor and carpet
- Skip if: you clean big warehouse or big box floors
- HTML version: https://robotsforthat.com/robot/pudu-cc1/

## Verdict

The CC1 suits hotels, offices, clinics and stores that have both hard floors and short carpet and want one robot to handle both. It scrubs, sweeps, vacuums and dust mops, and fits through 70 cm gaps. Skip it if you clean very large open floors, since its 50 cm path and 15 L tanks are sized for mid size sites.

## Pros

- Four cleaning modes in one robot
- Fits 70 cm paths
- Handles slopes up to 8 degrees
- Optional dock refills, drains and charges on its own
- Detailed public spec sheet from Pudu

## Cons

- Small 15 L water tanks
- No published monthly rent
- Docking station costs extra and has no public price
- No warranty term published by the dealer
- No FCC ID found

## Specs

- cleaning modes: Scrubbing, sweeping, vacuuming and dust mopping (Pudu datasheet)
- cleaning width: 50 cm (19.7 in) with side brush, 63 cm squeegee (Pudu Academy)
- coverage per hour: 700 to 1,000 sq m/h, about 7,500 to 10,800 sq ft/h (Pudu datasheet); RobotLAB lists 8,000 sq ft/h
- tank capacity: 15 L clean water, 15 L waste water, 2.5 L dust box (Pudu Academy)
- runtime: 5 h scrubbing, 4 h carpet vacuuming, 9 h silent mopping on low gear (Pudu Academy); RobotLAB lists up to 8 h
- charge time: Under 3 h (Pudu datasheet); RobotLAB lists 3 h
- navigation: Lidar plus visual SLAM, with RGBD cameras, ultrasonic sensors, bumper and anti drop sensor (Pudu Academy and Pudu comparison sheet)
- min aisle width: 70 cm (27.6 in) path clearance, 88 cm to turn around (Pudu Academy)
- dimensions: 629 x 552 x 695 mm (Pudu datasheet); weight 75 kg (165 lb) (Pudu datasheet and RobotLAB)
- extras: max slope 8 degrees; noise under 70 dB (Pudu Academy); optional docking station refills and drains water and charges the robot, and a mobile water station covers sites with no water line; elevator integration through RobotLAB; Pudu Cloud app with cleaning reports

## Safety

- recalls: No recall found as of 2026-11-09 (web search of cpsc.gov for Pudu, Gausium, Tennant and Avidbots; these are commercial products, so CPSC may not cover them)
- fcc: Not found (a web search for a Pudu CC1 FCC ID turned up nothing)
- company status: Active (Pudu launched a self cleaning dock for the CC1 series in September 2025)

## Questions buyers ask

### How much does a Pudu CC1 cost in the US?

RobotLAB lists it from $22,000, checked November 9 2026. It shows no monthly plan for the CC1, so ask for a quote.

### Can the CC1 clean carpet?

Yes, short pile carpet. Pudu lists a carpet vacuuming mode with about 4 hours of runtime and a 51.5 cm carpet nozzle.

### Does it refill its own water?

Only with the optional docking station, which refills, drains and charges the robot. Without it, staff fill and empty the 15 L tanks by hand.

## Sources

1. [RobotLAB: Pudu CC1 product page](https://www.robotlab.com/store/cleaning-robot-cc1/)
2. [RobotLAB: cleaning robots category with purchase and 36 month RaaS prices](https://www.robotlab.com/store/category/cleaning/)
3. [Pudu CC1 datasheet (July 2024), RobotShop mirror](https://cdn.robotshop.com/media/P/Pud/RB-Pud-19/pdf/pudu-cc1-20240703-en-datasheet.pdf)
4. [Pudu Academy: CC1 product introduction and spec table](https://academy.pudutech.com/en/docs/chan-pin-jian-jie-url0)
5. [Pudu MT1 vs CC1 comparison sheet (Sept 2024), RobotShop mirror](https://cdn.robotshop.com/media/P/Pud/RB-Pud-19/pdf/pudu-mti-vs-cc1-20240907-en-comparison.pdf)
6. [Robotics 24/7: Pudu launches Self Cleaning Docking Station for CC1 series (Sept 27 2025)](https://www.robotics247.com/article/pudu_robotics_launches_self_cleaning_docking_station_for_pudu_cc1_series)