Precision-Cut Robotic Reel Mower
PUDU GT7 is a commercial-grade autonomous reel mower built for sports fields. Merging RTK, LiDAR and vision systems, it positions to within ±2.5 cm and mows 8,000 m² per hour with its 1600 mm (62 in) triplex cutting unit.
Cutting angle, directional rotation and lane offset are all configurable, so it produces the striping professional pitches demand automatically.
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PUDU GT7 is Pudu Robotics' commercial-grade autonomous reel mower for sports fields. With a 1950 × 1600 × 1400 mm body and a weight of 900 kg including batteries, it is built for professional surfaces such as stadiums, football pitches, golf grounds and large campus lawns.
What separates it from the GT3 is the cutting method: the GT7 uses a triplex reel unit rather than rotary blades. Reel cutting delivers the clean, uniform quality professional pitches require. Width of cut is 1600 mm (62 in), height of cut adjusts from 5 to 50 mm, and reels are available with 8 or 11 blades. The three cutting units float independently; articulated suspension tracks ground contours so the height of cut stays consistent even on undulating turf. Cutting height is changed in minutes with a toolless adjustment knob.
Positioning rests on RTK, LiDAR and vision fusion, accurate to ±2.5 cm. That accuracy serves the pattern as much as the navigation: because cutting angle, directional rotation and lane offset are configurable, the GT7 produces professional-grade striping automatically. Along pre-mapped internal routes it transits between different pitches on its own and resumes mowing on arrival, so one unit can serve several fields.
The machine is dual-mode: plain mowing or active collection, depending on turf conditions. In collection mode a dual-fan vacuum system pulls clippings, leaves and light debris into a large hopper; a full bin is detected and the task resumes automatically from where it stopped. With the suction motor off in non-collection mode the machine runs near-silently, making it possible to mow early mornings and evenings while the facility is open.
For safety, surround-view RGB, RGBD, ultrasonic sensors and LiDAR together give 360° awareness; AI vision algorithms recognize turf boundaries, pedestrians and vehicles and execute stop, wait or bypass protocols. A 4WD traction system with 30° climbing capability prevents tire slippage on steep slopes.
On energy, a 26 kWh battery delivers 8-10 hours of runtime and 70,000 m² (7 ha / 17 acres) of coverage per full charge, at a mowing rate of 8,000 m² (2 acres) per hour. Standard charging takes 10 hours at 3.3 kW; optional 6 kW fast charging brings that down to 5 hours. Live location, task progress and system health are tracked through remote fleet management. In Turkey it is offered through Pudu Robotics Turkey Distributor robotlar.org with Turkish technical support, installation consulting and after-sales service.
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The use cases the manufacturer defines for the PUDU GT7.
By merging RTK, LiDAR, and vision systems, the GT7 delivers pinpoint positioning and stable navigation.
The GT7 supports advanced configurations for cutting angles, directional rotation, and lane offsets.
The GT7 moves seamlessly between different pitches or turf zones along pre-mapped internal routes.
With a wide 62-inch triplex cutting unit, the GT7 perfectly pairs massive cutting efficiency with tight-space agility.
Built with a robust 4WD system and a 30° climbing capability, the GT7 maintains dependable traction across steep slopes and rolling terrain to eliminate tire slippage and ensure full-field autonomous coverage.
An all-electric chassis ensures quiet runtime, while disabling the suction motor in non-collection mode allows near-silent operation.
The GT7 powers through up to 10 hours of continuous operation, covering up to 17 acres on a single charge (in non-collection mode).
The GT7 offers dual-mode capability, supporting standard mowing or active grass collection depending on turf conditions.
A dual-fan vacuum system instantly pulls grass clippings, fallen leaves, and light debris into a large hopper.
The GT7 features three independently floating cutting units that closely track ground contours.
By fusing surround-view RGB, RGBD, ultrasonic sensors, and LiDAR, the GT7 maintains continuous spatial awareness of its surrounding environment.
The GT7 leverages multi-sensor data and AI vision algorithms to instantly recognize turf boundaries, pedestrians, and vehicles.
The GT7 lets managers track live location, task progress, and system health from anywhere.
The GT7 features a streamlined adjustment knob for quick Height-of-Cut (HOC) selection.
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Delivered from Turkey stock; installation, training and on-site service under one responsibility.
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The most common questions about the PUDU GT7.
The core difference is the cutting method. The GT3 and GT5 mow with rotary blades and vacuum the clippings in the same pass: the GT3 with a 914.4 mm width of cut and 20,000 m² per charge, the GT5 with a 1.52 m (60 in) deck, 850 kg and 65,000 m² per charge. The GT7 uses a triplex reel unit: 1600 mm width of cut, 5-50 mm height of cut and 8 or 11 blades per reel. Reel cutting produces the uniform quality and striping professional sports fields require. The GT7 is the largest of the three: 900 kg, a 26 kWh battery and 70,000 m² per charge. Choose the GT5 for fast wide-area mowing with collection, the GT7 for stadium-grade cut and pattern.
The 26 kWh battery delivers 8-10 hours of runtime and 70,000 m² (7 ha / 17 acres) of coverage per full charge, measured in non-collection mode. The mowing rate is 8,000 m² (2 acres) per hour. Standard charging takes 10 hours at 3.3 kW; the optional 6 kW fast charger brings that down to 5 hours.
Two things work together. First, positioning: RTK, LiDAR and vision fusion give ±2.5 cm accuracy, so lanes do not drift from pass to pass. Second, path planning: cutting angle, directional rotation and lane offset are configurable, and the GT7 builds the route automatically from those settings. The result is a clean pattern meeting professional sports field standards.
Optionally. The GT7 is dual-mode: plain mowing or active collection, depending on turf conditions. In collection mode a dual-fan vacuum system pulls clippings, fallen leaves and light debris into a large hopper, leaving a spotless field in a single pass. A full bin is detected and the task resumes automatically after emptying.
Yes. A 4WD traction system with 30° climbing capability prevents tire slippage on steep slopes and rolling terrain. On cut quality, the three cutting units float independently; articulated suspension tracks ground contours closely, holding the height of cut consistent even on highly undulating turf.
Yes. The all-electric chassis runs quietly, and with the suction motor disabled in non-collection mode the machine becomes near-silent, allowing mowing during early mornings, evenings and active facility hours without disruption. For safety, surround-view RGB, RGBD, ultrasonic sensors and LiDAR together give 360° awareness; AI vision algorithms recognize turf boundaries, pedestrians and vehicles and apply stop, wait or bypass behaviour.
Yes, that is exactly what the GT7 is built for. Following pre-mapped internal routes it transits between different pitches or turf zones on its own and resumes mowing on arrival, with no manual relocation. Remote fleet management tracks live location, task progress and system health from anywhere, with instant error notifications.
The PUDU GT7 is available in Turkey through Pudu Robotics Turkey Distributor Robotlar.org. Pricing is quote-based; sales, installation and technical support are provided nationwide. Rental may additionally be considered for high-volume, long-term corporate projects.
Robotlar.org is the Turkey Distributor for Pudu Robotics and its authorized systems integrator (Service Hub), providing sales, on-site engineering across Turkey, spare parts and integration support.
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