Comparison workspace
The machines, side by side.
Select up to four models. Compare their specifications, integration options, and commercial context — and keep the unknowns in view.
| Model intelligence | PUDU Robotics D9 (2026 generation) |
|---|---|
| Model profile | Explore D9 (2026 generation) ↗ |
| Status | Announced |
| Readiness score | Unscored |
| Payload | Unknown |
| Runtime | Unknown |
| SDK/API | Launch describes a capture/animation/video/text to training and feedback pipeline, with a manufacturer example reducing dance learning from ten to two hours. No inspected public exact-generation package, API language, ROS/simulator model, source licence or customer model-weight entitlement. General fleet SDKs are separate. |
| Programming | Exact humanoid SDK/API package and licence require manufacturer confirmation; No exact-model ROS distribution or maintained bridge verified |
| Compliance | CE marking: Unknown |
| EU readiness | Unknown |
| Lead time | Needs verification |
| EU support | China, Europe via subsidiary/channel arrangements, US/Canada, Japan and other overseas support contacts |
| Last verified | Nov 2, 2026 |
| Factory fit | The new D9 debuted April 30, 2026 at 1700 mm / 58 kg, with 400 Nm peak joint torque and PUDU PULSE motion control. It is distinct from the original 65 kg / 352 Nm D9. Sports, dance and Tai Chi demonstrations do not establish industrial payload, customer uptime or a delivered developer package. |
Explore D9 (2026 generation) ↗