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PUDU MT1 Max

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The PUDU MT1 Max is an advanced 3D Perception Robotic Sweeper that leverages artificial intelligence and state-of-the-art sensor technology for accurate sweeping and cleaning tasks….

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The PUDU MT1 Max is an advanced 3D Perception Robotic Sweeper that leverages artificial intelligence and state-of-the-art sensor technology for accurate sweeping and cleaning tasks. It features a 3D perception system using 3D LiDAR and multi-sensor fusion techniques that enable it to map environments accurately, detect obstacles real-time and navigate efficiently in various conditions. Its advanced cleaning mechanism allows it to remove everything from cigarette butts and paper scraps to large bottles in one sweep. The robot is equipped with an automatic filter cleaning feature for an integrated loop of operation and maintenance, thus reducing the need for manual intervention. The tool utilizes dual-chip architecture for faster, precise AI processing. This allows for an adaptive cleaning strategy that can alter cleaning power depending on waste size. Furthermore, the robotic sweeper contains a fully upgraded obstacle avoidance system and a multi-dimensional safety system to improve motion efficiency, interactive communication, and safety. It is capable of 24/7 continuous operation due to its High-capacity batteries and rapid charging capabilities, fulfilling high-frequency cleaning demands without downtime. To enhance its operation in various environments, the MT1 Max features full IP54 sealing for protection against dust ingress and water spray. Furthermore, it is equipped with a water-drop sensor that triggers a protective avoidance mode and a high warning, and safety projection light to prevent potential risks.

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