The PUDU D7 made its first offline public appearance by coordinating live tasks with the D5 quadruped robot, navigating complex pedestrian traffic and demonstrating collaborative workflows. While the D7 captured attention as the next step in the company's hardware evolution, the D5 showcased raw performance, executing high-speed maneuvers at 5 meters per second and traversing challenging terrain simulations. These demonstrations underscore a shift from specialized service units to versatile, embodied intelligence.

Beyond the exhibition floor, Pudu’s financial trajectory continues to accelerate. Following a USD 150 million financing round in April 2026, the company now holds a valuation exceeding USD 1.5 billion, with cumulative funding surpassing USD 300 million. Market data from Frost & Sullivan places Pudu at the top of the global commercial service robotics sector, claiming 25% of market revenue and 23% of total shipments. With international markets now driving over 80% of its revenue, the company is transitioning from a hardware exporter to an integrated robotics ecosystem provider. Pudu has reached positive EBITDA, distinguishing itself in an industry where many competitors remain in the experimental development phase.