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PUDU BellaBot vs. UBTECH CADEBOT L100

Pudu BellaBot and UBTECH CADEBOT L100 are indoor delivery robots built for food service, hospitality, retail and healthcare. We compare their payload, speed, runtime, navigation, perception and service capabilities.

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Introduction

Pudu BellaBot and UBTECH CADEBOT L100 are autonomous indoor delivery robots designed for service environments.

BellaBot is used across food service, hospitality, healthcare and retail, while CADEBOT L100 targets many of the same environments, with logistics also among its listed applications. Both use multi-tray designs to transport food, supplies and other items autonomously.

The main differences are in their speed, runtime, navigation and perception systems, and service-focused features.

At a Glance 

MetricPudu BellaBotUBTECH CADEBOT L100
Robot typeAutonomous delivery robotAutonomous indoor delivery robot
Use casesFood service; hospitality; healthcare; retailFood service; hospitality; retail; healthcare; logistics
Dimensions565 x 537 x 1290 mm484 x 551 x 1252 mm
Weight55 kg55 kg
Payload / capacity40 kg; 4 trays40 kg; 4 trays
Maximum speed0.5-1.2 m/s0-0.8 m/s
Runtime12-24 hoursUp to 8 hours
Charging time4.5 hours~4 hours
NavigationDual SLAM; autonomous navigation; multi-robot collaborationLaser SLAM; route planning; cruise mode; autonomous charging
Sensors / perceptionLiDAR; 3 RGBD cameras; infrared vision and tray sensors; touch sensorsLiDAR; RGB; depth; ultrasonic; cliff/collision sensors; IMU
Special capabilityAnimated expressions; AI voice interaction; hot-swappable battery21.5-inch advertising display; 270 deg open trays; fleet/cloud management
AvailabilityCommercially availableCommercially available
PriceNot publicly disclosedUSD $8,280-10,000

How They Compare

Both robots record a weight of 55 kg, with four trays and a total payload capacity of 40 kg. But, CADEBOT L100 has a recorded maximum speed of 0.8 m/sec, as opposed to 1.2 m/sec for Bella Bot.
 
Runtime is another difference. Bella Bot has 12-24 hours of runtime, whereas CADEBOT L100 can run for eight hours.
 
Navigation-wise, Bella Bot is equipped with dual SLAM, autonomous navigation, and multi-robot collaboration. Its perception hardware comprises LiDAR, 3 RGBD cameras, tray and infrared vision sensors, as well as touch sensors.
 
Cadebot L100 employs laser SLAM with route planning, cruise mode and autonomous charging. Its sensors include LiDAR, RGB and depth sensors, ultrasonic sensors, cliff and collision sensors, and an IMU.
 
Their service features also are unique. While Bella Bot takes focus on customer interaction with animation expressions and AI voice interaction, CADEBOT L100 has a 21.5-inch advertising display, 270-degree open trays, fleet and cloud management.

Summary

Bella Bot and CADEBOT L100 are very similar indoor delivery robots, with a payload of 40 kg (88 lb) recorded at the same as the different tray payloads, four tray sizes, and same. The Bella Bot is recorded as having a higher speed and longer duration while the CADEBOT L100 adds advertising, fleet management, and autonomous charging to the mix.
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