PUDU BellaBot Pro vs KettyBot Pro
Both are PUDU service robots with a big advertising screen, but they do different jobs. The BellaBot Pro is a high capacity delivery robot for running food and items. The KettyBot Pro is a display forward greeter and advertiser that also delivers. Here is how they compare, and which fits your front of house.
Side by side
| Spec | BellaBot Pro | KettyBot Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | High volume multi tray delivery | Greeting, advertising, and light delivery |
| Loading capacity | 40 kg total, 10 kg per tray | 10 kg per tray |
| Trays | 4, top three adjustable | 3 |
| Advertising display | 18.5 inch | 18.5 inch |
| Control screen | 10.1 inch | 10.1 inch |
| Minimum path clearance | 65 cm | 52 cm in suitable layouts |
| Cruise speed | 0.2 to 1.2 m/s | 0.2 to 1.2 m/s |
| Navigation | VSLAM+ and laser SLAM fusion | Laser and visual fusion SLAM |
| Battery | 25.6 Ah | 20 Ah |
| Charging time | 4.5 h | 3.5 h |
| Weight | 57 kg | 38 kg |
| Footprint (L x W) | 570 x 550 mm | 435 x 450 mm |
| MSRP | $16,000 | $14,000 |
Choose the BellaBot Pro if
- Your main job is running food or items in volume across a restaurant, hotel, senior living, or healthcare floor.
- You want four trays and up to 40 kg per trip, with adjustable tray heights for taller dishes.
- You have standard aisle widths: the BellaBot Pro needs 65 cm of clearance.
- You want visual tray detection that confirms each item is placed and picked up.
Choose the KettyBot Pro if
- Your priority is greeting, wayfinding, and advertising at the front of house in retail, malls, showrooms, or a lobby.
- You need to fit through narrow layouts: the KettyBot Pro passes in as little as 52 cm.
- You want lighter delivery alongside a strong 18.5 inch advertising presence.
- You want a smaller, lighter robot that is easy to place in a busy entrance.
Price side by side
At published manufacturer MSRP, the BellaBot Pro is $16,000 and the KettyBot Pro is $14,000. The extra $2,000 buys the BellaBot Pro its fourth tray and 40 kg total load for high volume running, while the KettyBot Pro puts its value into greeting and advertising at the front of house. Installation is quoted for your site, and every model is listed on our robot pricing page.
What about the PuduBot 2?
If you want a robot server for your restaurant mainly for delivery and do not need the large advertising screen, the PuduBot 2 is the lower cost option at an MSRP of $11,000. It carries up to 40 kg across adjustable trays and runs all day on a single charge. For Florida dining rooms, see how we deploy and support restaurant robots in Florida.
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