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1. Overview<\/h2>\n
<\/p>\n
KettyBot pro is a delivery and reception robot with a large advertising screen that supports SLAM positioning and navigation solutions integrating both visual and laser positioning. Its superior trafficability of only 55 cm (21.65 in) allows it to move around effortlessly in complex and crowded environments. As a versatile all-rounder for marketing, customer attraction & acquisition, greeting & escorting, food delivery, voice interaction, and more, KettyBot is suitable for use in restaurants, hotels, supermarkets, and many other business scenarios.<\/p>\n

2. Appearance & components<\/h2>\n
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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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No. <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Description<\/span> <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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1 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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LCD screen <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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2 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Front positioning camera <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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3 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Advertising screen <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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4 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Lidar <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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5 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Audio equipment <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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6 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
Collision sensor <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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7 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Depth vision sensors <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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8 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
Drive wheels <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
9 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Auxiliary wheels <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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10 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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SIM card slot cover <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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11 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Trays <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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12 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Key switch <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
13 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Pallet detection sensor <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
14 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Dish-return box <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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15 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Charging electrode plate <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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16 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Light strip <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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17 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
Charging electrode plate <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
18 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Emergency stop switch <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
19 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Vision sensor <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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20 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Mic circular array kit <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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21 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Power switch <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n
3. Specifications<\/h2>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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Feature <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
Description <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
Model <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
PNT <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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Operating voltage <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
DC 25.6V <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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Power input <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
AC 100-240 V, 50\/60 Hz <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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Power output <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
29 V\/ 8 A <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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Battery capacity <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
20 Ah <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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Charging time <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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3.5 h <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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Charging mode <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Manual and auto charging <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
Battery life <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
9 h (None load) <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
Cruise speed <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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0.2-1.2 m\/s (1.64-3.93 ft\/s)(adjustable) <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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Navigation <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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Laser and visual integrated SLAM positioning <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
Min. travel width <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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55 cm (21.65 in) <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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Max. surmountable height <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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5 mm (0.20 in) <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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Max. climbing angle <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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5º <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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Tray dimensions <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
352 mm × 340 mm (13.86×13.39 in) <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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No. of trays <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
Two trays and one dish-return box <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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Height between trays <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
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From top to bottom: <\/span><\/p>\n
248 mm\/253 mm\/223 mm (9.76 in\/9.96 in\/8.78 in) <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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Tray load <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
10 kg\/layer <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
Machine material <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
ABS\/aviation grade aluminum alloy <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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Robot weight <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
38 kg (83.78 lbs) <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
Robot dimensions <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
435 mm × 450 mm × 1120 mm (17.13×17.72×44.09 in) <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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Screen size <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
10.1-inch LCD screen and 18.5-inch LCD screen (advertising screen) <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
Operation system <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
Android <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
Microphone <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
6-mic circular array kit <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
Speaker power <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
2 × 10 W stereo speakers <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
Service life <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
5 years <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
Working environment <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
Temperature: 0 <\/span>\u2103<\/span> to 40 <\/span>\u2103<\/span> (32° to 104° F) <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n
RH: <\/span>≤<\/span> 85% <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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Storage environment <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
Temperature: -40 <\/span>\u2103<\/span> to 65 <\/span>\u2103<\/span> (-40° to 149° F) <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n
RH: <\/span>≤<\/span> 85% <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
Working altitude <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
< 2000 m (6561.68 ft) <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
Ground surface standard <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
Indoor environment, flat and smooth ground <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
IP rating <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
IP20 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
Frequency band range <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
Wi-Fi <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
2.4G Wi-Fi: 2412–2472 MHz, 2422–2462 MHz <\/span><\/p>\n
5.2–5.6G Wi-Fi: 5180–5320 MHz, 5500–5700 MHz, 5190– 5310 MHz, 5510–5670 MHz, 5210–5290 MHz, 5530–5610 <\/span><\/p>\n
MHz <\/span><\/p>\n
5.8G Wi-Fi: 5745–5825 MHz, 5755–5795 MHz, 5775 MHz <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
Bluetooth <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
2402–2480 MHz <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
3G <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
B1\/B8 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
4G <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
B1\/B3\/B7\/B8\/B20\/B28\/B34\/B38\/B40 <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
Max. transmit power <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
Wi-Fi <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
2.4G Wi-Fi: 17.48 dBm <\/span><\/p>\n
5.2<\/span>–<\/span>5.6G Wi-Fi: 13.35 dBm <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n
5.8G Wi-Fi: 13.85 dBm <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
Bluetooth <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
LE: 5.96 dBm <\/span><\/p>\n
BDR\/EDR: 8.49 dBm <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
3G <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
B1: 23.56 dBm <\/span><\/p>\n
B8: 23.43 dBm <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\n
4G <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n
\n
B1: 23.49 dBm <\/span><\/p>\n
B3: 23.96 dBm <\/span><\/p>\n
B7: 24.33 dBm <\/span><\/p>\n
B8: 23.45 dBm <\/span><\/p>\n
B20: 23.36 dBm <\/span><\/p>\n
B28: 23.81 dBm <\/span><\/p>\n
B34: 23.32 dBm <\/span><\/p>\n
B38: 24.76 dBm B40: 23.25 dBm <\/span><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>","pure_content":"1. Overview\n\nKettyBot pro is a delivery and reception robot with a large advertising screen that supports SLAM positioning and navigation solutions integrating both visual and laser positioning. Its superior trafficability of only 55 cm (21.65 in) allows it to move around effortlessly in complex and crowded environments. As a versatile all-rounder for marketing, customer attraction & acquisition, greeting & escorting, food delivery, voice interaction, and more, KettyBot is suitable for use in restaurants, hotels, supermarkets, and many other business scenarios.\n2. Appearance & components\n\n\n\n\n No.\n Description\n\n\n 1\n LCD screen\n\n\n 2\n Front positioning camera\n\n\n 3\n Advertising screen\u00a0\u00a0\n\n\n 4\n Lidar\n\n\n 5\n Audio equipment\n\n\n 6\n Collision sensor\n\n\n 7\n Depth vision sensors\n\n\n 8\n Drive wheels\n\n\n 9\n Auxiliary wheels\n\n\n 10\n SIM card slot cover\n\n\n 11\n Trays\n\n\n 12\n Key switch\n\n\n 13\n Pallet detection sensor\n\n\n 14\n Dish-return box\n\n\n 15\n Charging electrode plate\n\n\n 16\n Light strip\n\n\n 17\n Charging electrode plate\n\n\n 18\n Emergency stop switch\n\n\n 19\n Vision sensor\n\n\n 20\n Mic circular array kit\n\n\n 21\n Power switch\n\n\n\n3. Specifications\n\n\n\n Feature\n Description\n\n\n Model\n PNT\n\n\n Operating voltage\n DC 25.6V\n\n\n Power input\n AC 100-240 V, 50\/60 Hz\n\n\n Power output\n 29 V\/ 8 A\n\n\n Battery capacity\n 20 Ah\n\n\n Charging time\n 3.5 h\n\n\n Charging mode\n Manual and auto charging\n\n\n Battery life\n 9 h (None load)\n\n\n Cruise speed\n 0.2-1.2 m\/s (1.64-3.93 ft\/s)(adjustable)\n\n\n Navigation\n Laser and visual integrated SLAM positioning\n\n\n Min. travel width\n 55 cm (21.65 in)\n\n\n Max. surmountable height\n 5 mm (0.20 in)\n\n\n Max. climbing angle\n 5\u00ba\n\n\n Tray dimensions\n 352 mm \u00d7 340 mm (13.86\u00d713.39 in)\n\n\n No. of trays\n Two trays and one dish-return box\n\n\n Height between trays\n From top to bottom: \n248 mm\/253 mm\/223 mm (9.76 in\/9.96 in\/8.78 in)\n\n\n Tray load\n 10 kg\/layer\n\n\n Machine material\n ABS\/aviation grade aluminum alloy\n\n\n Robot weight\n 38 kg (83.78 lbs)\n\n\n Robot dimensions\n 435 mm \u00d7 450 mm \u00d7 1120 mm (17.13\u00d717.72\u00d744.09 in)\n\n\n Screen size\n 10.1-inch LCD screen and 18.5-inch LCD screen (advertising screen)\n\n\n Operation system\n Android\n\n\n Microphone\n 6-mic circular array kit\n\n\n Speaker power\n 2 \u00d7 10 W stereo speakers\n\n\n Service life\n 5 years\n\n\n Working environment\n Temperature: 0 \u2103 to 40 \u2103 (32\u00b0 to 104\u00b0 F) \nRH: \u2264 85%\n\n\n Storage environment\n Temperature: -40 \u2103 to 65 \u2103 (-40\u00b0 to 149\u00b0 F) \nRH: \u2264 85%\n\n\n Working altitude\n < 2000 m (6561.68 ft)\n\n\n Ground surface standard\n Indoor environment, flat and smooth ground\n\n\n IP rating\n IP20\n\n\n Frequency band range\n Wi-Fi\n 2.4G Wi-Fi: 2412\u20132472 MHz, 2422\u20132462 MHz \n5.2\u20135.6G Wi-Fi: 5180\u20135320 MHz, 5500\u20135700 MHz, 5190\u2013 5310 MHz, 5510\u20135670 MHz, 5210\u20135290 MHz, 5530\u20135610 \nMHz \n5.8G Wi-Fi: 5745\u20135825 MHz, 5755\u20135795 MHz, 5775 MHz\n\n\n Bluetooth\n 2402\u20132480 MHz\n\n\n 3G\n B1\/B8\n\n\n 4G\n B1\/B3\/B7\/B8\/B20\/B28\/B34\/B38\/B40\n\n\n Max. transmit power\n Wi-Fi\n 2.4G Wi-Fi: 17.48 dBm \n5.2\u20135.6G Wi-Fi: 13.35 dBm \n5.8G Wi-Fi: 13.85 dBm\n\n\n Bluetooth\n LE: 5.96 dBm \nBDR\/EDR: 8.49 dBm\n\n\n 3G\n B1: 23.56 dBm \nB8: 23.43 dBm\n\n\n 4G\n B1: 23.49 dBm \nB3: 23.96 dBm \nB7: 24.33 dBm \nB8: 23.45 dBm \nB20: 23.36 dBm \nB28: 23.81 dBm \nB34: 23.32 dBm \nB38: 24.76 dBm B40: 23.25 dBm","is_draft":"0","editor_type":"3","file_path":"","add_time":"1719383493","update_time":"1778056920"},"pure_content":"1. Overview\n\nKettyBot pro is a delivery and reception robot with a large advertising screen that supports SLAM positioning and navigation solutions integrating both visual and laser positioning. Its s"},{"id":"783200","string_id":"eZ3AiyQU","status":"1","parent_id":"783473","slug":"KettyBot-Pro-Operation-Guide","order":"1","name":"KettyBot Pro Operation Guide","type":"2","cover":"","cover_alt":"","desc":null,"website":"","contact":"","seo_title":"","seo_keyword":"","seo_desc":"","share_switch":"0","share_code":"","author":"Zoe LEE","published_time":"1778050487","add_time":"1778050470","update_time":"1778056952","corp_auth_id":"0","verify_code_auth_id":"0","editor_type":"4","file_type":"pdf","auth_id":"[\"-1\"]","content":{"content_id":"783200","content":"KettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V1.2\nModel: PNT\nShenzhen Pudu Technology Co., Ltd.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n1\nCopyright \u00a9 2026 Shenzhen Pudu Technology Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.\nThis document may not be copied, reproduced, transcribed or translated, in part or in whole, by\nany persons or organizations, or be transmitted in any form or by any means (electronic,\nphotocopy, recording, etc.) for any commercial purposes without the prior written permission of\nShenzhen Pudu Technology Co., Ltd. The product specifications and information mentioned\nherein are for reference only and are subject to change without prior notice. Unless otherwise\nspecified, the manual is intended as a guide only and all the statements are provided without\nwarranty of any kind.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n2\nIntroduction\nPurpose\nThis manual describes the functions, technical specifications, and detailed operations of KettyBot\nto help users better understand and work with the robot.\nAudiences\nThis manual is intended for:\n\uf09f Customers\n\uf09f Sales engineers\n\uf09f Installation and commissioning engineers\n\uf09f Technical engineers\nRevision History\nTime Revision History\n2023\/10\/12 Initial release\n2023\/11\/17 Revision of After-sales Policy\n2026\/03\/04 Second release\nSigns\nThe signs listed below may appear in this manual with the following meanings.\nSign Description\nDanger\nIndicates high potential hazards, which could cause\ndeath or serious personal injury if not avoided.\nWarning\nIndicates moderate or low potential hazards, which\ncould cause minor personal injury or robot damage if\nnot avoided.\nCaution\nIndicates potential risks, which could cause robot\ndamage, data loss, or unpredictable consequences if\nneglected.\nNote Provides additional information as the emphasis and\nsupplement to the main text.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n3\nTable of Contents\n1. Safety Instructions............................................................................................................. 5\n1.1 Power Usage............................................................................................................... 5\n1.2 Robot Usage............................................................................................................... 5\n1.3 Working Environment................................................................................................ 6\n2. Product Components ......................................................................................................... 9\n2.1 Overview.................................................................................................................... 9\n2.2 Appearance & Components ....................................................................................... 9\n2.3 Specifications........................................................................................................... 11\n3. How to Use...................................................................................................................... 14\n3.1 Mapping Instructions ............................................................................................... 14\n3.2 Quick Start Guide..................................................................................................... 14\n3.2.1 Power On.......................................................................................................... 14\n3.2.2 Power Off ......................................................................................................... 15\n3.3 Task Scenarios ......................................................................................................... 16\n3.3.1 Product Features ............................................................................................... 16\n3.3.2 Delivery Mode.................................................................................................. 17\n3.3.3 Cruise Mode ..................................................................................................... 20\n3.3.4 Guiding Mode................................................................................................... 22\n3.3.5 Customer Attraction Mode ............................................................................... 26\n3.3.6 Birthday Mode.................................................................................................. 29\n3.3.7 Dish-Return Mode............................................................................................ 31\n3.4 Settings..................................................................................................................... 34\n3.4.1 Map Settings..................................................................................................... 35\n3.4.2 Cellular Network .............................................................................................. 40\n3.4.3 Turn on Cellular Network................................................................................. 40\n3.5 Auto Charging.......................................................................................................... 40\n3.6 Docking Instructions ................................................................................................ 41\n4. Troubleshooting............................................................................................................... 42\n4.1 Troubles during Operation....................................................................................... 42\n4.2 Positioning Failure ................................................................................................... 42\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n4\n4.3 Charging Failure....................................................................................................... 42\n4.4 Power-on Failure...................................................................................................... 43\n4.5 Robot Does Not Move Smoothly............................................................................. 43\n5. Maintenance and Care..................................................................................................... 44\n5.1 Component Maintenance.......................................................................................... 44\n5.2 Cleaning Method...................................................................................................... 44\n6. After-sales Service Policies............................................................................................. 45\n7. Compliance Information.................................................................................................. 47\n7.1 Federal Communications Commission Compliance Statement ............................... 47\n7.2 Industry Canada Compliance Statement .................................................................. 47\n7.3 Disposal and Recycling Information........................................................................ 47\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n5\n1. Safety Instructions\n1.1 Power Usage\n\uf09f Do not charge your robot using non-original chargers. If the charger is damaged,\nreplace it immediately.\n\uf09f When the battery drops to 20%, the robot should be charged timely. Running at a\nlow battery for a long time may impair battery life.\n\uf09f Make sure that the power voltage matches the voltage indicated on the charger, or it\nmay cause damages to the charger.\n\uf09f Unplug the charger timely after the charging cycle is complete. Do not leave the\ncharger plugged in for a long time if the robot is fully charged.\n\uf09f If the robot is not used for a long time, please turn the key switch in the battery box\nto OFF.\n\uf09f Do not expose the charging pile to high temperatures or heating equipment,\nincluding sunshine, heaters, microwave ovens, and water heaters.\n\uf09f Please dispose of the battery according to local regulations and do not dispose of it\nas household waste. Improper handling may cause the battery to explode.\n\uf09f Please do not drop the battery, charging pile and charger or hit them with foreign\nobjects to avoid damage.\n\uf09f Do not use the battery or the charging pile if it is damaged.\n\uf09f Designate a person to charge the robot. Do not charge the robot in an unattended\nmanner.\n\uf09f When using the charger, ensure that the fastener of the charging interface is fully\nengaged to avoid overheating during charging, which may cause burns or damage to the\nequipment.\n\uf09f When using the charging pile, do not move the pile away from the designated\nplace.\n\uf09f Disconnect the robot from the charging pile when the indicator light on the pile\nturns red. Please use the charging pile after the indicator light turns blue. If the red light\npersists, contact Shenzhen Pudu Technology Co., Ltd. for technical support.\n\uf09f In case of malfunction of the charging pile (e.g., smoke, burning smell), cut off the\npower supply of the pile immediately and contact Shenzhen Pudu Technology Co., Ltd.\nfor technical support.\n1.2 Robot Usage\n\uf09f Do not cover the robot's top camera while it is working to prevent it from moving\nabnormally. If the camera is covered, pause the current task and move the robot to the\ncorrect route before continuing the task.\n\uf09f Do not clean or maintain the robot when it is powered on and working.\n\uf09f Do not put open-flame stoves or any flammable and explosive articles on the robot.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n6\n\uf09f Do not pick or place dishes while the robot is moving to avoid any food loss or\npersonal injury caused by accidental collision.\n\uf09f To avoid damage to the robot, please ensure that no scattered power cords and\nsharp objects such as decoration wastes, glass, and nails are on the ground.\n\uf09f When the robot is in motion, no playing is allowed in front of the robot to avoid\nunnecessary harm.\n\uf09f Do not move or transport the robot while it is working to prevent it from moving\nabnormally.\n\uf09f In case of emergency, stop the robot by pressing the emergency stop button on the\ntop.\n\uf09f The robot must not be disassembled or repaired by untrained personnel. In case of\nmalfunction, contact Shenzhen Pudu Technology Co., Ltd. for technical support in time.\n\uf09f Observe the maximum weight a person is allowed to lift as required by local laws\nand regulations when transporting the robot. Keep the robot upright during\ntransportation. Never attempt to transport it by lifting the tray or the box.\n\uf09f Do not spill any liquid into the robot to avoid any damage.\n\uf09f Although the robot features automatic obstacle avoidance, never block the robot\nmoving at a high speed to avoid any accidents.\n\uf09f If the collision sensor is hit while the robot is moving, the robot will stop moving\nand pause the task. At this time, you can resume the task according to the interface\nguidelines.\n\uf09f Please prevent the robot from violent impact or shock to avoid any damage.\n\uf09f Do not clean the robot with caustic chemicals, cleansers, or detergents. Always\nclean the robot by wiping it with a clean and dry cloth.\n1.3 Working Environment\n\uf09f Do not use or charge the robot in a high temperature\/pressure environment, areas\nwith fire or explosion hazard, or other dangerous scenarios to avoid personal injury or\nrobot damage.\n\uf09f The robot can only be used in an indoor environment on a flat and smooth surface\nwith a slope less than 5\u00b0 and protrusions not more than 0.5cm (1.97in) high.\n\uf09f Do not use the robot in a humid environment or on surfaces covered with fluid or\ngooey stuff to avoid damage to the robot.\n\uf09f Do not use the robot in places where the use of wireless devices is explicitly\nprohibited, otherwise it may cause interference to other electronic devices or lead to\nother dangers.\n\uf09f The minimum travel width for a single robot is 0.55m (1.80ft). The travel width is\nrecommended to be greater than 1.6m (5.25ft) when two robots pass head-on.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n7\n\uf09f There is a 35cm (13.78in) space between the two robots placed side by side at the\nstandby point, and a clearance of 15cm (5.91in) from the rear wall and 35cm (13.78in)\nfrom the side wall.\n\uf09f Things that are black (e.g., skirting line), polished, or transparent (e.g., French\nwindow) at the height of 14cm to 22cm (5.51-8.66in) may interfere with the radar\nreflection and cause abnormal movement of the robot. Such sites should be modified\n(e.g., posting stickers). Please contact Shenzhen Pudu Technology Co., Ltd. for technical\nsupport\n\uf09f The maximum climbing angle of the robot is 5\u00b0. Do not pause the robot on the\nslope to avoid any sliding of the robot that may cause loss of dishes.\n\uf09f Do not dispose of the robot or its accessories as household waste. Always dispose\nof the robot and its accessories according to local laws and regulations, and recycle\nwherever possible.\n\uf09f The charging pile should work in an open, unobstructed space (100cm (39.37in)\nclearance in front and 50cm (19.69in) clearance on both sides).\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n8\n\uf09f When multiple charging piles are working at the same time, they should be placed\nat 100cm (39.37in) intervals.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n9\n2. Product Components\n2.1 Overview\nKettyBot is a delivery and reception robot with a large advertising screen that supports SLAM\npositioning and navigation solutions integrating both visual and laser positioning. Its superior\ntrafficability of only 55cm (21.65 in) allows it to move around effortlessly in complex and\ncrowded environments. As a versatile all-rounder for marketing, customer attraction & acquisition,\ngreeting & guiding, food delivery, voice interaction, and more, KettyBot is suitable for use in\nrestaurants, hotels, supermarkets, and many other business scenarios.\n2.2 Appearance & Components\n\u3001\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n10\nNo. Description\n1 LCD screen\n2 Front positioning camera\n3 Advertising screen\n4 Lidar\n5 Audio equipment\n6 Collision sensor\n7 Depth vision sensors\n8 Drive wheels\n9 Auxiliary wheels\n10 SIM card slot cover\n11 Trays\n12 Key switch\n13 Pallet detection sensor\n14 Dish-return box\n15 Charging electrode plate\n16 Light strip\n17 Charging electrode plate\n18 Emergency stop switch\n19 Vision sensor\n20 Mic circular array kit\n21 Power switch\nButtons:\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n11\nButton Description\nPower switch Press and hold the power switch for 1 second to power on.\nPress and hold the power switch for 3 seconds to power off as instructed on the\nscreen.\nEmergency stop switch In case of emergency, press the emergency stop switch to stop the robot.\nRotate the emergency stop switch clockwise, and resume the operation\naccording to the screen tips.\nKey switch Control the power supply of the robot. Make sure the power supply is ON\nbefore charging or powering on the robot.\nCollision sensor In order to avoid accidental injury, if the collision sensor is hit while the robot\nis moving, the robot will stop moving and pause the task. In this case, you can\nresume the task according to the interface operating guidelines.\n2.3 Specifications\nFeature Description\nModel PNT\nOperating voltage DC 25.6V\nPower input AC 100-240 V, 50\/60 Hz\nPower output 29 V\/ 8 A\nBattery capacity 20 Ah 25 Ah\nCharging time 4 h\nCharging mode Manual and auto charging\nBattery life 9 h (None load) \/ 11 h (None load)\nCruise speed 0.2-1.2 m\/s (1.64-3.93 ft\/s)(adjustable)\nNavigation Laser and visual integrated SLAM positioning\nMin. travel width 55 cm (21.65 in)\nMax. surmountable\nheight\n5 mm (0.20 in)\nMax. climbing angle 5\u00ba\nTray dimensions 352 mm \u00d7 340 mm (13.86\u00d713.39 in)\nNo. of trays Two trays and one dish-return box\nHeight between trays From top to bottom:\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n12\n248 mm\/253 mm\/223 mm (9.76 in\/9.96 in\/8.78 in)\nTray load 10 kg\/layer\nMachine material ABS\/aviation grade aluminum alloy\nRobot weight 38 kg (83.78 lbs)\nRobot dimensions 435 mm \u00d7 450 mm \u00d7 1120 mm (17.13\u00d717.72\u00d744.09 in)\nScreen size 10.1-inch LCD screen and 18.5-inch LCD screen (advertising screen)\nOperation system Android\nMicrophone 6-mic circular array kit\nSpeaker power 2 \u00d7 10 W stereo speakers\nService life 5 years\nWorking environment Temperature: 0 \u2103 to 40 \u2103 (32\u00b0 to 104\u00b0 F)\nRH: \u2264 85%\nStorage environment Temperature: -40 \u2103 to 65 \u2103 (-40\u00b0 to 149\u00b0 F)\nRH: \u2264 85%\nWorking altitude < 2000 m (6561.68 ft)\nGround surface\nstandard\nIndoor environment, flat and smooth ground\nIP rating IP20\nFrequency band\nrange\nWi-Fi 2.4G Wi-Fi: 2412\u20132472 MHz, 2422\u20132462 MHz\n5.2\u20135.6G Wi-Fi: 5180\u20135320 MHz, 5500\u20135700 MHz, 5190\u2013\n5310 MHz, 5510\u20135670 MHz, 5210\u20135290 MHz, 5530\u20135610\nMHz\n5.8G Wi-Fi: 5745\u20135825 MHz, 5755\u20135795 MHz, 5775 MHz\nBluetooth 2402\u20132480 MHz\n3G B1\/B8\n4G B1\/B3\/B7\/B8\/B20\/B28\/B34\/B38\/B40\nMax. transmit power Wi-Fi 2.4G Wi-Fi: 17.48 dBm\n5.2\u20135.6G Wi-Fi: 13.35 dBm\n5.8G Wi-Fi: 13.85 dBm\nBluetooth LE: 5.96 dBm\nBDR\/EDR: 8.49 dBm\n3G B1: 23.56 dBm\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n13\nB8: 23.43 dBm\n4G B1: 23.49 dBm\nB3: 23.96 dBm\nB7: 24.33 dBm\nB8: 23.45 dBm\nB20: 23.36 dBm\nB28: 23.81 dBm\nB34: 23.32 dBm\nB38: 24.76 dBm\nB40: 23.25 dBm\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n14\n3. How to Use\n3.1 Mapping Instructions\nKettyBot supports creating new maps on the robot itself. When the robot is first started, you can\ncreate new maps directly on the robot without using any mapping tools.\nBefore creating a map, please contact our technical support for an activation code, and pick a\nlocation to apply a wall or ceiling marker and use it as the startup location. You can then create the\nmap as instructed on the screen. For details, please refer to 3.4.1 Map Settings\n\uf09f If you are using a wall marker, do not apply it to reflective surfaces such as glass or\nceramic tiles.\n\uf09f If you are using a ceiling marker, do not apply it to a highly reflective ceiling.\nNote\nA wall marker and a ceiling marker cannot be used at the same time. Please choose either one of them.\n3.2 Quick Start Guide\n3.2.1 Power On\nStep 1 Make sure the key switch is turned to ON.\nStep 2 Move the robot to the startup location.\n\uf09f If you are using a wall marker, the startup location is shown as follows:\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n15\n\uf09f If you are using a ceiling marker, the startup location is shown as follows:\nStep 3 Press and hold the power switch for 1 second.\nThe bottom light strip flashes, and the screen displays boot logo, animation, and Android desktop\nin turn, indicating that the robot is powered on.\nNote\nThe system will automatically start Pudu App by default after powering on. If not, tap the Pudu App icon on\nthe system desktop to start it.\nStep 4 The robot is powered on, let's try it out!\n3.2.2 Power Off\nStep 1 Press and hold the power switch for 3 seconds.\nThe screen will pop up the Power Off and Restart options.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n16\nStep 2 Tap Power Off.\nThe bottom light strip and screen will go off, indicating that the robot is powered off.\n3.3 Task Scenarios\n3.3.1 Product Features\nThe robot comes with various modes, including Delivery mode, Cruise mode, Birthday mode,\nDish-return mode, Customer Attraction mode and Guiding mode, to cater to the needs of different\nscenarios. After powering on the robot, you can select the mode as needed in the screen.\nMode Description\nDelivery mode The robot delivers food to multiple tables at the same time. After the dishes ordered\nby different customers are placed on the trays and the table numbers are entered, the\nrobot automatically plans the best routes for delivery. After that, the robot\nautomatically returns to the pick-up position.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n17\nMode Description\nCruise mode The robot circulates along a predetermined path with self-service drinks, desserts or\nnapkins, and recommends them to customers by voice.\nCustomer\nattraction mode\nThe robot can play speech to attract customers when it detects passers-by in the\nattraction area. Customers can talk to the robot, view special offers, featured\nproducts, and other information and choose to follow the robot to the store.\nBirthday mode The robot delivers birthday cakes or gifts to customers, accompanied by customized\nbackground music.\nGuiding mode The robot says hello to customers coming into the store and leads them to their\ntables. Then, it automatically returns to the greeting location.\nDish-return mode In Dish-return mode, the robot collects the dishes to be cleaned and delivers them to\nthe collecting point.\nNote\nTo ensure a stable and safe operation of the robot, it is recommended that the delivery speed be lower\nthan 0.9m\/s (2.95 ft\/s), and the cruise speed at 0.2m\/s (0.66 ft\/s) or 0.6m\/s (1.97 ft\/s).\nDo not place drinks and bottles that spill or fall easily to avoid damage to the robot caused by drink\nspillage.\n3.3.2 Delivery Mode\nIn Delivery Mode, the robot delivers meals to the designated locations.\nStep 1 Select Delivery at the pickup location.\nThe Delivery Mode interface is shown below.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n18\nShortcut buttons on the Delivery Mode interface are explained below.\nButton Description\nView the previous task.\nSet the delivery arrival voice, delivery arrival music, etc. See the table below for\ndetails.\nInitiate a voice command. For example, if you say \"go to XXX\" to the robot,\n\"XXX\" will be displayed on the selected tray and the robot will automatically go\nthere.\nThis button will not be displayed on the Delivery Mode interface if Voice\nCommand is turned off in the Delivery Settings interface.\nThe voice command supports Chinese only.\nTurn on Smooth Mode.\nSmooth Mode is mainly used to deliver dishes with a small amount of soup.\nThe Delivery Settings interface and descriptions of the settings are shown below.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n19\nDelivery Settings Description\nArrival voice Choose whether to enable Arrival voice.\nIf enabled, the selected custom voice will be played upon delivery arrival.\nCustom voices can be configured via the Business Management Platform.\nPlay music when delivering Choose whether to enable Play music when delivering.\nIf enabled, the selected music will be played during delivery. If no music\nis available, you may scan the QR code in the Settings > Music interface\nto import music.\nPlay music after delivery Choose whether to enable Play music after delivery.\nIf enabled, the selected music will be played after delivery. If no music is\navailable, you may scan the QR code in the Settings > Music interface to\nimport music.\nVoice command Choose whether to enable Voice command.\nIf enabled, the Voice Interaction icon will be displayed on the Delivery\nMode interface. Tap the icon to go to the Voice Interaction interface,\nwhere you can initiate voice commands.\nFood delivery animation Choose whether to enable Food delivery animation.\nIf enabled, the robot will show emoticons rather than the table number\nduring delivery.\nTime before auto-return Choose whether to enable Auto pick up function and set the Time before\nauto-return.\nStep 2 Put the dishes on the corresponding tray.\nStep 3 Tap the tray on the screen and select the desired table number.\nThe corresponding tray then displays its table number.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n20\nStep 4 After entering the table number, tap Start.\nThe robot arrives at the specified table along the predetermined path.\nStep 5 After arriving at the table, the robot provides a voice prompt. The waiter then\ntakes the dishes following screen display and voice prompts.\nStep 6 After taking the dishes, tap Done and the robot performs its next task.\nAfter taking the dishes, you can press the power switch to make the robot start the next task; you\ncan also wave your hand 2 to 12 cm (0.79 to 4.72 in) above the vision sensor (at the top of the\nrobot) more than twice to make the robot start the next task when it detects the hand gesture.\nTo make any modifications during delivery (e.g., modify task, pick up in advance, cancel all, or\nreturn), tap the screen on the robot's head to pause the robot before any operation. If no operation\nis performed within 10 seconds, the robot will proceed with its current task.\nButton Description\nModify task Tap to modify the table number of delivery.\nPick up in advance Tap to pick up the dishes in advance and proceed with the next task.\nCancel all Tap to cancel all delivery tasks without returning to the pickup location.\nReturn Tap to return to the pickup location.\n3.3.3 Cruise Mode\nIn Cruise Mode, the robot cruises around a specific large area.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n21\nStep 1 Tap Cruise on the main interface.\nThe Cruise Mode interface is shown below. The cruise route is shown in blue on the map.\nShortcut buttons on the Cruise Mode interface are explained below.\nButton Description\nCruise Settings Set the cruise voice, cruise music, cruise speed, etc. See the table below for\ndetails.\nInteraction allowed during\ncruise\nWhen enabled, if a customer is detected by the robot's front positioning\ncamera or the customer taps on the robot's screen during a cruise, the\ncustomer attraction interface will show up. The customer can then ask the\nrobot via voice commands to lead them to the store or view featured\nproducts, special offers, and other information.\nThe Cruise Settings interface and descriptions of the settings are shown below.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n22\nCruise Settings Description\nCruise voice Choose whether to enable Cruise voice.\nIf enabled, the selected custom voice will be played during cruises.\nCustom voices can be configured via the Business Management Platform.\nPlayback interval Set the playback interval for voices during cruises.\nPlay music when cruising Choose whether to enable Play music when cruising.\nIf enabled, the selected music will be played during cruises. If no music is\navailable, you may scan the QR code in the Settings > Music interface\nto import music.\nCruise speed Set the cruise speed.\nIt is recommended to set the cruise speed at 0.2 m\/s or 0.6 m\/s (0.66 ft\/s or\n1.97 ft\/s).\nStep 2 Put desserts or snacks on the trays .\nStep 3 Select the desired cruise route and tap Start!\nDuring a cruise, the robot can invite customers to take free samples or try out the food on the tray\nvia voice announcements. Tap the robot's screen to stop the robot if you need to pick up dishes\nfrom it.\nTo stop a cruise, tap the screen and swipe down with two fingers, then click Exit this mode to exit\nCruise mode.\n3.3.4 Guiding Mode\nIn Guiding Mode, the robot acts as a receptionist, greeting customers at the door and guiding them\nto their tables.\nStep 1 Tap Escorting on the main interface.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n23\nThe Escorting Mode interface is shown below.\nShortcut buttons on the Escorting Mode interface are explained below.\nButton Description\nSet guiding voice, guiding music, etc.\nInitiate a voice command. For example, if you say \"go to XXX\", the robot will\nautomatically go there.\nThis button will not be displayed on the Escorting Mode interface if Voice\nCommand is turned off in the Escorting Settings interface.\nThe voice command supports Chinese only.\nThe user can enter the product name in search of its location. Once it is determined,\nthe robot will guide the customer to it.\nThe product-related information needs to be configured via Business Management\nPlatform in advance. Otherwise, the customer cannot search for the location of\nproducts.\nNote: In a multi-floor store, if the product inquired is not on the floor where the\nrobot is, a window will pop up on the robot's screen to prompt the customer to go to\nthe corresponding floor.\nThe Escorting Settings interface and descriptions of the settings are shown below.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n24\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n25\nEscorting Settings Description\nBroadcast the greeting\nvoice while the robot is\nstationary\nChoose whether to enable Broadcast the greeting voice while the robot\nis stationary.\nIf it is enabled and the robot is idle in Guiding mode, the selected\ncustom voice will be played when a person is detected in front of the robot\nby the Lidar. Custom voices can be configured via the Business\nManagement Platform.\nPlay music when escorting Choose whether to enable Play music when escorting.\nIf enabled, the selected music will be played during guiding. If no music is\navailable, you may scan the QR code in the Settings > Music interface to\nimport music.\nPlay music after escorting Choose whether to enable Play music after escorting.\nIf enabled, the selected music will be played when guiding completes. If\nno music is available, you may scan the QR code in the Settings > Music\ninterface to import music.\nVoice command Choose whether to enable Voice command.\nIf enabled, the Voice Interaction icon will be displayed on the Escorting\nMode interface. Tap the icon to go to the Voice Interaction interface,\nwhere you can initiate voice commands.\nEscorting speed Set the guiding speed.\nShow emoticon during\nescorting\nChoose whether to enable Show emoticon during escorting.\nIf enabled, the robot only shows emoticons rather than the table number\nduring the guiding process.\nStay Put After Ushering Choose whether to enable Stay Put After Ushering.\nIf enabled, the robot stays put rather than returning to the greeting location\nafter the guiding is completed.\nPlayback duration after\nescort arrival\nSet the stay time after ushered arrival.\nIf Done is not tapped within the stay time after ushered arrival at the\ndestination, the robot will automatically complete the task and return to\nthe greeting location.\nStep 2 Select the desired table number and tap Start Escorting.\nThe robot will then lead the customers to the desired table.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n26\nStep 3 Tap Done after the robot reaches the desired table.\nThe robot returns to the greeting location.\nTo cancel the task or return to the greeting location during guiding, tap the screen to pause the\nrobot before any operation If no operation is performed within 10 seconds, the robot will proceed\nwith its current task. To exit the Guiding mode, swipe down with two fingers on the screen and tap\nExit this mode.\n3.3.5 Customer Attraction Mode\nIn the Customer Attraction mode, the robot will attract customers at the attraction location by\nplaying speeches. Customers can talk to the robot, view special offers, featured products, and\nother information and choose to follow the robot to the store.\nStep 1 Tap Customer attraction on the main interface.\nThe Customer Attraction Mode interface is shown below.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n27\nShortcut buttons on the Customer Attraction Mode interface are explained below.\nButton Description\nSet the voice for customer attraction, customer attraction music, customer attraction\narea, and voice interaction. See the table below for details.\nThe Customer Attraction Settings interface and descriptions of the settings are shown below.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n28\nCustomer Attraction\nSettings\nDescription\nVoice for customer\nattraction\nChoose whether to enable Voice for customer attraction.\nIf enabled, when the robot is attracting customers, different voice\nannouncements will be played according to the distance between the robot\nand the detected customer. The voices can be configured via the Business\nManagement Platform.\nPlay music when heading\nfor the attraction area\nChoose whether to enable Play music when heading for the attraction\narea.\nIf enabled, the selected music will be played when the robot heads for the\nattraction area. If no music is available, you may scan the QR code in the\nSettings > Music interface to import music.\nVoice Interaction Choose whether to enable Voice Interaction.\nIf enabled, customers can talk to the robot during customer attraction.\nSelect Customer Attraction\nLocation\nSelect an appropriate greeting location as the customer attraction location.\nThe greeting locations (customer attraction locations) should be set when\ncreating the map.\nStep 2 Tap Start.\nThe robot will go to the attraction location and start attracting customers proactively.\nWhen the robot arrives at the attraction area, it will switch to the Customer Attraction interface\nand play the speech for customer attraction. The Customer Attraction interface is as shown\nbelow. The robot will change its speech when an approaching person is detected by its front\npositioning camera or Lidar. In this case, customers can talk to the robot, view the featured dishes,\nand choose to follow the robot to the restaurant (greeting location).\nNote\nIf the robot is displaying the customer attraction interface, its motor is locked, and the user cannot move the robot\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n29\nat this time.\nWhen the robot has led the customers to the store, it can either go back to the attraction area to\nattract more customers or switch to Escorting Mode to usher the customers to their table.\nNote\nThe front positioning camera is only used for face detection and will not collect any face information.\n3.3.6 Birthday Mode\nIn Birthday Mode, the robot delivers gifts and plays birthday songs for customers who celebrate\ntheir birthdays.\nStep 1 Tap Birthday on the main interface.\nThe Birthday Mode interface is shown below.\nShortcut buttons on the Birthday Mode interface are explained below.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n30\nButton Description\nSet the music played during and after delivery in Birthday mode.\nIf no music is available, you may scan the QR code in the Settings > Music\ninterface to import music.\nInitiate a voice command. For example, if you say \"XXX\" to the robot, \"XXX\" will\nbe displayed on the first tray and the robot will automatically go there.\nThis button will not be displayed on the Birthday Mode interface if Voice\nCommand is turned off in the Delivery Settings interface.\nThe voice command supports Chinese only.\nTurn on Smooth Mode.\nSmooth mode is mainly used to deliver dishes with a small amount of soup.\nStep 2 Place the gifts on the first tray and select the desired table number.\nThe tray then displays its table number.\nNote\nOnly a single table number can be selected in Birthday mode.\nStep 3 Tap Start.\nThe robot arrives at the desired table along the predetermined path, and plays songs in the set\nplaylist for Birthday Mode.\nStep 4 Tap Done after the task is completed.\nThe robot returns to the pickup location.\nAfter picking up the dishes, you can press the power switch to make the robot return to the pick-\nup location; you can also wave your hand 2 to 12 cm (0.79 to 4.72 inches) above the vision sensor\n(at the top of the robot) more than twice to make the robot return to the pick-up location when it\ndetects the hand gesture.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n31\nTo make any modifications during the delivery of birthday gifts (e.g., modify task, pick up in\nadvance, cancel all, or return), tap the screen to pause the robot before any operation. If no\noperation is performed within 10 seconds, the robot will proceed with its current task.\nButton Description\nModify task Tap to modify the table number of delivery.\nPick up in advance Tap to pick up the dishes in advance and return to the pickup location.\nCancel all Tap to cancel the delivery task without returning to the pickup location.\nReturn Tap to return to the pickup location.\n3.3.7 Dish-Return Mode\nIn Dish-Return mode, the robot collects dishes to be cleaned and delivers them to the dish-return\nlocation.\nStep 1 Tap Dish-Return on the main interface.\nThe Dish-Return Mode interface is shown below.\nShortcut buttons on the Dish-Return Mode interface are explained below.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n32\nButton Description\nSet the voice for arrival at stay location, stay time at the stay location (desired table)\nin Dish-Return mode, etc. See the table below for details.\nChoose to enable cyclic Dish-Return.\nIf enabled, after a dish-return task is performed, the robot will perform the task\nagain without having to reselect.\nThe Dish-Return Settings interface and descriptions of the settings are shown below.\nDish-Return Settings Description\nVoice for arrival at stay\nlocation\nChoose whether to enable Voice for arrival at stay location.\nIf enabled, the selected custom voice will be played when the robot arrives at\nthe stay location (desired table).\nYou can select multiple voice announcements for the robot to play randomly\nevery time the robot arrives at a stay location.\nCustom voices can be configured via the Business Management Platform.\nVoice for leaving stay\nlocation\nChoose whether to enable Voice for leaving stay location.\nIf enabled, the selected custom voice will be played when the robot leaves the\nstay location (desired table).\nYou can select multiple voice announcements for the robot to play randomly\nevery time the robot leaves a stay location.\nCustom voices can be configured via the Business Management Platform.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n33\nDish-Return Settings Description\nVoice for arrival at\ndish-return location\nChoose whether to enable Voice for arrival at dish-return location.\nIf enabled, the selected custom voice will be played when the robot arrives at\nthe dish-return location.\nYou can select multiple voice announcements for the robot to play randomly\nevery time the robot arrives at the dish-return location.\nCustom voices can be changed via the Business Management Platform.\nNumber of Stays Choose whether to enable Number of Stays.\nIf enabled, you can set the number of tables that the robot will collect dishes\nfrom at a time. You may turn on this function when the robot serves a larger\nnumber of tables. The robot will return to the dish-return location after it has\ncollected dishes from the preset number of tables, and then continue to collect\nthe dishes from the remaining tables according to the preset Number of Stays\nafter the collected dishes are picked up by the waiter.\nIf disabled, the robot will return to the dish-return location only after it has\ncollected plates from all tables.\nPlayback duration at\nstay location\nSet the stay time at the stay location (desired table).\nSelect dish-return\nlocation\nSelect a dish-return location.\nThe dish-return locations are obtained from the data of the selected map.\nStep 2 Select the table number for the robot to collect dishes and tap Start.\nThe robot arrives at the specified table along the predetermined path.\nStep 3 After arriving at the desired table, the robot will count down according to the\nset duration and issue a voice prompt. The waiter can then collect dishes following the\nscreen display and voice prompt.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n34\nIf the robot\u2019s trays are full during a dish-return task, tap the screen and select Go to dish-return\nlocation to return the robot to the dish-return location. The waiter can then pick up the dishes\nfollowing the voice prompts and the instructions on the interface when the robot arrives at the\ndish-return location. Tap Done and the robot will continue to complete the current unfinished dish-\nreturn task.\n3.4 Settings\nSettings Description\nBasic settings Set screen brightness and language.\nNetwork Settings Set up the network connection. You can choose the cellular network\nor Wi-Fi network.\nThe robot will connect to the Wi-Fi network first if both cellular and\nWi-Fi networks are available. If the Wi-Fi signal is weak, the robot\nwill automatically switch to the cellular network instead.\nThe robot cannot upgrade or perform voice interaction without a\nnetwork connection.\nBluetooth Choose whether to enable Bluetooth.\nIf enabled, the robot can connect to a Bluetooth speaker.\nMap Settings Create or modify existing maps, switch maps, and select pick-up\nlocations, greeting locations, and customer attraction locations, etc.\nVolume Settings Adjust the music volume, voice volume, and key tone volume.\nVoice Settings Update the voice packet or select the tone.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n35\nSettings Description\nWork plan The user can develop work plans for the robot via the Business\nManagement Platform. For example, the user may create tasks in\nadvance for the robot to perform at a certain period according to the\nstore\u2019s peak and off-peak traffic count. KettyBot will automatically\ngo to the specified area to carry out the tasks set for the\npredetermined period without setting it up on the spot.\nMusic Scan the QR code to import music for the robot to play during tasks.\nOnly Android phones are supported.\nSpeed Settings Set the speed of the robot in different modes.\nSpeed range: 0.2m\/s-1.2m\/s (0.66 ft\/s-3.94 ft\/s)\nCalling Choose whether to enable Calling and set the call response time.\nIf enabled, the robot can work with PuduBeeper and support third-\nparty systems.\nHome Functions Choose whether to display robot functions on the main interface\naccording to the actual scenario.\nAll functions are displayed on the main interface by default.\u3002\nSoftware Update Check if the current version of the software is the latest.\nIf not, you can download the latest version and upgrade the software.\nPlease keep the battery level above 20% to ensure a successful\nupgrade.\nAd Screen Settings Set the volume and brightness of the advertising screen.\nYou can upload the advertising copywriting via the Business\nManagement Platform.\nAbout Us Displays company service information, such as official website,\nrobot operation guide, etc.\nDebug Debugging robot parameters (for technical engineers only).\nPudu shall not be held responsible for any accident caused by\nunauthorized operation.\n3.4.1 Map Settings\nKettyBot allows you to create and modify maps on the robot itself. You can create or modify maps\ndirectly on the robot without using any mapping tools. Before creating or modifying a map, please\ncontact our technical support for an authorization code.\nNote\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n36\nWhen modifying a map, in addition to expanding the map, you can also change the functions supported by the\nrobot, the pick-up locations, the greeting locations, etc. Move the robot to the start point (startup location) before\nyou start expanding the map. After the expansion is completed, return the robot to its start point. Otherwise, the\nmap expansion will fail.\nThis section takes creating new maps as an example and assumes that ceiling markers are used for\npositioning. Please refer to 3.1 Mapping Instructions for the application requirements of ceiling\nmarkers.\nOperational steps\nStep 1 Select Edit Map in the Settings > Map Settings interface and enter the\nauthorization code.\nThe Edit Map interface is shown below.\nStep 2 Move the robot to a position right under the ceiling marker.\nStep 3 Tap New Map, select Positioning on the Ceiling and then tap Next.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n37\nThe Mapping interface is shown below, where you can set a start point as the startup location for\nthe robot.\nIf you need to set more than one start point, you may place the robot under a different ceiling\nmarker and tap Add the start point.\nStep 4 Move the robot along the desired route, which will be recorded by the robot.\nWhen the route recording completes, return the robot to the start point before tapping\nFinish Mapping.\nCaution\nDuring mapping, the operator must always stay behind the robot to ensure that the Lidar will not be\nblocked to avoid error when traveling for a task.\nTo ensure mapping accuracy, make sure that the robot travels in the middle of its path and moves along\nthe mapping route at least twice.\nStep 5 Tap Next and scroll to select the functions that you need the robot to support,\nsuch as customer attraction and guiding. Please select the functions according to your\nactual needs.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n38\nStep 6 Tap Next to set up function locations, such as the pick-up locations, greeting\nlocations, table number, cruise route, charging pile locations, and docking locations.\nPlease set up the locations according to your actual needs.\nFunction Location Description\nPick-up Location This location has to be set up for delivery. This is where the robot picks up\nfood.\nYou may set up multiple pick-up locations according to your actual needs.\nGreeting Location This location has to be set up for customer attraction or greeting.\nYou may set up multiple greeting locations according to your actual needs.\nEnsure no obstacles exist within 1.2 m (3.94 ft) in front of the robot before\nsetting up a greeting location.\nTable No. Table numbers have to be set up for delivery or guiding.\nYou may group the table numbers according to your actual needs.\nCruise Route The cruise route has to be set up for Cruise mode.\nYou may set up multiple cruise routes according to your actual needs.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n39\nFunction Location Description\nDish-return location This location has to be set up for dish-return. This is where the robot returns\ndishes.\nYou may set up multiple dish-return locations according to your actual needs.\nTemporary stop point A temporary docking location has to be set up for an actual scenario where\nmore than one robot works together. The robot may go to the temporary stop\npoint when the pick-up location is occupied, and it will go to the pick-up\nlocation when the location is available.\nEnsure that the temporary stop point is more than 1 m away from the pick-up\nlocation.\nCharging pile Users who have purchased a charging pile can set up the charging pile location.\nMove the robot to a position 0.4 -1.2 m (1.3-3.94 ft) in front of the charging\npile and face it to the pile. Otherwise, the charging pile location may fail to be\nset up.\nTake the pick-up location as an example of how to set up a function location.\nMove the robot to the position that you wish to set as the pick-up location and tap\nSetting in the Departure Location interface.\nTap Add, name the pick-up location and tap OK.\nTap Finish to finish setting up the pick-up location.\nStep 7 Tap Next.\nStep 8 (Optional) Set up a virtual wall. Move the robot right in front of the virtual\nwall and tap Add to outline the virtual wall on the map.\nRestricted areas for the robot, such as stairs and glass doors, have to be set as virtual walls. You\nmay skip this step if there are no restricted areas.\nStep 9 (Optional) Set up a two-way path.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n40\nIf the path the robot is traveling on is wider than 1.6 m (5.25ft), it will be identified by the robot as\na two-way path and you need to set it up.\nStep 10 Tap Finish to upload the map to the Pudu Cloud Platform.\nThe robot can then use this map for delivery, customer attraction, etc.\n3.4.2 Cellular Network\nVoice interaction, data upload, remote maintenance, and other functions of the robot require a\nnetwork connection. The robot now supports Wi-Fi and cellular networks for you to choose from\naccording to your actual needs. To use the cellular network, you have to install a 4G SIM card and\nturn on the cellular network first. The robot will connect to the Wi-Fi network first if both cellular\nand Wi-Fi networks are available. If the Wi-Fi signal is weak, the robot will automatically switch\nto the cellular network instead.\n3.4.2.1 Install a SIM Card\nStep 1 Remove the cover of the SIM card slot with a hex key.\nStep 2 Insert a SIM card and reinstall the cover.\n3.4.3 Turn on Cellular Network\nTurn on Cellular Network in the Settings > Network Settings interface. A 4G signal symbol will\nappear on the top bar.\nCaution\nOperations such as switching languages, importing music from mobile phones, and downloading pushed\nadvertisements must be performed under a Wi-Fi network.\n3.5 Auto Charging\nKettyBot supports self-charging. If you have purchased a charging pile and have set up the pile's\nlocation during mapping, when the battery level of the robot falls below 10%, it will automatically\nreturn to the charging pile after the current task is completed. You may also tap Charge Now on\nthe screen to return the robot to the charging pile for charging.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n41\nNote\nThe charging pile is an optional accessory and can be purchased separately.\n3.6 Docking Instructions\nKettyBot supports three docking modes. In actual scenarios where multiple robots cooperate, users\ncan select any docking mode during mapping. This section only covers the description of the three\ndocking modes. For details about mapping, please contact our technical engineers.\nThree docking modes:\nOne-to-one Docking mode: Each robot has its fixed pickup location (docking location).\nFree Docking mode: Set multiple pickup locations (docking locations) for the robot to\ndock by priority, i.e., the robot chooses the nearest pickup location for docking.\nWaiting mode: Set temporary docking location. When the robot has no task and there's\nno vacancy at the pickup locations (docking locations), the robot docks at the temporary\ndocking location. Once a vacancy appears at a pickup location (docking location), the\nrobot automatically goes there for docking.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n42\n4. Troubleshooting\n4.1 Troubles during Operation\nTroubles\nThe following errors may be reported during the robot operation:\nMotor parameters error\nSensor parameters error\nSensor connection error\nMotor rotation anomaly\nSolution\nStep 1 Following the prompts on the screen, tap OK or Continue operation to see if the\nrobot can continue operation.\nStep 2 If not, reboot the robot and re-enter the task.\nStep 3 If the problem persists after the reboot, please contact our technical engineers.\n4.2 Positioning Failure\nTroubles\nThe robot screen prompts I'm lost. Please push me under the positioning mark or Location\nfailed, please click retry button.\nPossible Causes\nThe robot is not powered on at the startup location.\nThe map selected on the robot does not match the actual site.\nSolution\nStep 1 Select the correct map in the Map settings interface if the current map of the robot\ndoes not match the actual site.\nStep 2 Check if the robot is right below the ceiling marker or right in front of the wall\nmarker. If the robot deviates too far from the marker, move the robot right below the\nceiling marker or right in front of the wall marker. If the problem persists, please reboot\nthe robot and try again.\nStep 3 Check if the vision sensor or the front positioning camera is blocked by obstacles\nsuch as oil stains. If so, clean it with a lens cleaning kit.\nStep 4 Check if the fill light of the vision sensor is red. If not, please contact\ntechnical engineers in time.\n4.3 Charging Failure\nTroubles\nCharging failure\nSolution\nCheck if the key switch is turned to ON.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n43\nCheck if the charger indicator is on. If not, the charging failure may be caused by a\ndamaged charger. Please contact our technical engineers in time.\n4.4 Power-on Failure\nTroubles\nPower-on failure\nSolution\nIf the battery is low, please charge the robot.\nIf the battery level is normal, check if the key switch is turned to ON.\nIf the problem persists, please contact our technical engineers.\n4.5 Robot Does Not Move Smoothly\nTroubles\nThe robot does not move smoothly or stops moving.\nSolution\nCheck if there are obstacles in front of the robot.\nCheck if there are stains like oil or soup on the depth vision sensors.\nCheck if the passageway is wider than the minimum travel width.\nCheck if there are mirrored and reflective metal surfaces on either side of the\npassageway that may affect the robot's operation. If so, attach matte stickers 14-22 cm\n(5.51-8.66 in) above the ground.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n44\n5. Maintenance and Care\n5.1 Component Maintenance\nComponents Robot Status Inspection Interval Method\nTrays, drive wheels, and\nauxiliary wheels\nPowered off Weekly Wipe the surface with a\nclean cloth.\nVision sensor, front\npositioning camera,\ndepth vision sensors, and\nLidar\nPowered off Weekly Use a clean cloth or lens\ncleanser for the cleaning.\nRobot Powered off Monthly Wipe the surface with a\nclean cloth.\n5.2 Cleaning Method\nWarning\nDo not use water or any other liquid to clean the robot. Always make sure that the robot is kept dry.\nStep 1 Press and hold the power switch for 3 seconds to ensure that the robot is powered\noff.\nStep 2 Turn the key switch to OFF, and make sure that the robot is powered off.\nStep 3 Wipe the robot surface with a clean cloth.\nStep 4 Wipe the trays, drive wheels, and auxiliary wheels with a clean cloth.\nNote\nIf the drive wheels or auxiliary wheels are entangled or stuck with debris, please place the robot\ndown on its side for cleaning. Keep the ground clean and tidy (a mat can be used) to avoid\nscratches on the robot surface when placing the robot down on its side.\nIf there are oil stains on the tray pad, take it out and wash it separately. Put back the tray pad after\nit dries off completely.\nStep 5 Clean the vision sensor, front positioning camera, depth vision sensors, and\nLidar with a clean cloth or specialized lens cleanser.\nNote\nIn case of unexpected contamination, address it immediately to avoid blocking the sensor and preventing the\nrobot from working improperly.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n45\n6. After-sales Service Policies\nShenzhen Pudu Technology Co., Ltd. promises to meet the following conditions, within the\neffective warranty period of the product (the warranty period of different parts of the product may\nbe different). We will provide the spares parts for free, Customers do not need to pay it again,\nCircumstances beyond the warranty period or not covered by the free product warranty service.\nWe will charge a normal price.\nIn Warranty\nDistributors are responsible for the maintenance for end-users, Pudu Robotics provides free\nmaintenance spare parts and technical support;\n- Pudu Robotics provides warranty within following conditions:\na. The products are within the specified warranty period;\nb. The products are normally used, without man-made quality problems;\nc. No unauthorized disassembly, maintenance, no water, foreign matters, no collision,\nfall situation happened etc.;\nd. Product serial number, factory label and other marks are not torn or altered.\ne. Valid proof of purchase, receipt and tracking number should be provided.\nf. Damaged spare parts replaced in the warranty shall be owned by Pudu Robotics.\nOut of Warranty\nThe distributors shall pay for the maintenance spare parts and are responsible for the\nmaintenance of end-user, PUDU provides free technical support;\n- Pudu Robotics will not provide warranty in any of the following conditions:\na. The product has exceeded the warranty period;\nb. Product serial number, factory label and other marks are torn or altered and cannot\nbe identified;\nc. Collision, burning and quality problems caused by foreign matter (water, oil, sand,\netc.) and not the quality problems of the product itself;\nd. Damage caused by unauthorized modification, dismantling, shell opening and\nmaintenance under unofficial guidance;\ne. Damage caused by improper installation, use, charging or storage without following\nthe instructions;\nf. Delivery robot\uff1aDamage caused by use in excess of safe weight\uff1b\ng. Faults of accessories or parts other than major warranty parts\nh. Faults and damages caused by force majeure (such as earthquake, fire, war, etc.).\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n46\nContact information\n\uf0a0 Please contact the local regional technical support first to solve your after-sales\nproblems, or contact Pudu Robotics headquarters.\n\uf0a0 PUDU Service Email: techservice@pudutech.com.\n\uf0a0 PUDU Hotline: +86 755-86952935.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n47\n7. Compliance Information\n7.1 Federal Communications Commission Compliance Statement\nThe following information applies to Pudu technology.\nThis equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,\npursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection\nagainst harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can\nradiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,\nmay cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that\ninterference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful\ninterference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off\nand on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following\nmeasures:\nReorient or relocate the receiving antenna.\nIncrease the separation between the equipment and receiver.\nConnect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the\nreceiver is connected.\nConsult the dealer or an experienced radio\/TV technician for help.\nThis device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two\nconditions:\nThis device may not cause harmful interference.\nThis device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause\nundesired operation.\n7.2 Industry Canada Compliance Statement\nThis device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject\nto the following two conditions:\nThis device may not cause interference.\nThis device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause\nundesired operation of the device.\n7.3 Disposal and Recycling Information\nThe Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive aims to minimize the impact of\nelectrical and electronic goods on the environment, by increasing re-use and recycling and by\nreducing the amount of WEEE going to landfill. The symbol on this product or its packaging\nsignifies that this product must be disposed separately from ordinary household wastes at its end\nof life. Be aware that this is your responsibility to dispose of electronic equipment at recycling\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n48\ncenters in order to conserve natural resources. Each country should have its collection centers for\nelectrical and electronic equipment recycling. For information about your recycling drop off area,\nplease contact your related electrical and electronic equipment waste management authority, your\nlocal city office, or your house hold waste disposal service.\nBefore placing electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) in the waste collection stream or in\nwaste collection facilities, the end user of equipment containing batteries and\/or accumulators\nmust remove those batteries and accumulators for separate collection.","pure_content":"KettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V1.2\nModel: PNT\nShenzhen Pudu Technology Co., Ltd.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n1\nCopyright \u00a9 2026 Shenzhen Pudu Technology Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.\nThis document may not be copied, reproduced, transcribed or translated, in part or in whole, by\nany persons or organizations, or be transmitted in any form or by any means (electronic,\nphotocopy, recording, etc.) for any commercial purposes without the prior written permission of\nShenzhen Pudu Technology Co., Ltd. The product specifications and information mentioned\nherein are for reference only and are subject to change without prior notice. Unless otherwise\nspecified, the manual is intended as a guide only and all the statements are provided without\nwarranty of any kind.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n2\nIntroduction\nPurpose\nThis manual describes the functions, technical specifications, and detailed operations of KettyBot\nto help users better understand and work with the robot.\nAudiences\nThis manual is intended for:\n\uf09f Customers\n\uf09f Sales engineers\n\uf09f Installation and commissioning engineers\n\uf09f Technical engineers\nRevision History\nTime Revision History\n2023\/10\/12 Initial release\n2023\/11\/17 Revision of After-sales Policy\n2026\/03\/04 Second release\nSigns\nThe signs listed below may appear in this manual with the following meanings.\nSign Description\nDanger\nIndicates high potential hazards, which could cause\ndeath or serious personal injury if not avoided.\nWarning\nIndicates moderate or low potential hazards, which\ncould cause minor personal injury or robot damage if\nnot avoided.\nCaution\nIndicates potential risks, which could cause robot\ndamage, data loss, or unpredictable consequences if\nneglected.\nNote Provides additional information as the emphasis and\nsupplement to the main text.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n3\nTable of Contents\n1. Safety Instructions............................................................................................................. 5\n1.1 Power Usage............................................................................................................... 5\n1.2 Robot Usage............................................................................................................... 5\n1.3 Working Environment................................................................................................ 6\n2. Product Components ......................................................................................................... 9\n2.1 Overview.................................................................................................................... 9\n2.2 Appearance & Components ....................................................................................... 9\n2.3 Specifications........................................................................................................... 11\n3. How to Use...................................................................................................................... 14\n3.1 Mapping Instructions ............................................................................................... 14\n3.2 Quick Start Guide..................................................................................................... 14\n3.2.1 Power On.......................................................................................................... 14\n3.2.2 Power Off ......................................................................................................... 15\n3.3 Task Scenarios ......................................................................................................... 16\n3.3.1 Product Features ............................................................................................... 16\n3.3.2 Delivery Mode.................................................................................................. 17\n3.3.3 Cruise Mode ..................................................................................................... 20\n3.3.4 Guiding Mode................................................................................................... 22\n3.3.5 Customer Attraction Mode ............................................................................... 26\n3.3.6 Birthday Mode.................................................................................................. 29\n3.3.7 Dish-Return Mode............................................................................................ 31\n3.4 Settings..................................................................................................................... 34\n3.4.1 Map Settings..................................................................................................... 35\n3.4.2 Cellular Network .............................................................................................. 40\n3.4.3 Turn on Cellular Network................................................................................. 40\n3.5 Auto Charging.......................................................................................................... 40\n3.6 Docking Instructions ................................................................................................ 41\n4. Troubleshooting............................................................................................................... 42\n4.1 Troubles during Operation....................................................................................... 42\n4.2 Positioning Failure ................................................................................................... 42\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n4\n4.3 Charging Failure....................................................................................................... 42\n4.4 Power-on Failure...................................................................................................... 43\n4.5 Robot Does Not Move Smoothly............................................................................. 43\n5. Maintenance and Care..................................................................................................... 44\n5.1 Component Maintenance.......................................................................................... 44\n5.2 Cleaning Method...................................................................................................... 44\n6. After-sales Service Policies............................................................................................. 45\n7. Compliance Information.................................................................................................. 47\n7.1 Federal Communications Commission Compliance Statement ............................... 47\n7.2 Industry Canada Compliance Statement .................................................................. 47\n7.3 Disposal and Recycling Information........................................................................ 47\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n5\n1. Safety Instructions\n1.1 Power Usage\n\uf09f Do not charge your robot using non-original chargers. If the charger is damaged,\nreplace it immediately.\n\uf09f When the battery drops to 20%, the robot should be charged timely. Running at a\nlow battery for a long time may impair battery life.\n\uf09f Make sure that the power voltage matches the voltage indicated on the charger, or it\nmay cause damages to the charger.\n\uf09f Unplug the charger timely after the charging cycle is complete. Do not leave the\ncharger plugged in for a long time if the robot is fully charged.\n\uf09f If the robot is not used for a long time, please turn the key switch in the battery box\nto OFF.\n\uf09f Do not expose the charging pile to high temperatures or heating equipment,\nincluding sunshine, heaters, microwave ovens, and water heaters.\n\uf09f Please dispose of the battery according to local regulations and do not dispose of it\nas household waste. Improper handling may cause the battery to explode.\n\uf09f Please do not drop the battery, charging pile and charger or hit them with foreign\nobjects to avoid damage.\n\uf09f Do not use the battery or the charging pile if it is damaged.\n\uf09f Designate a person to charge the robot. Do not charge the robot in an unattended\nmanner.\n\uf09f When using the charger, ensure that the fastener of the charging interface is fully\nengaged to avoid overheating during charging, which may cause burns or damage to the\nequipment.\n\uf09f When using the charging pile, do not move the pile away from the designated\nplace.\n\uf09f Disconnect the robot from the charging pile when the indicator light on the pile\nturns red. Please use the charging pile after the indicator light turns blue. If the red light\npersists, contact Shenzhen Pudu Technology Co., Ltd. for technical support.\n\uf09f In case of malfunction of the charging pile (e.g., smoke, burning smell), cut off the\npower supply of the pile immediately and contact Shenzhen Pudu Technology Co., Ltd.\nfor technical support.\n1.2 Robot Usage\n\uf09f Do not cover the robot's top camera while it is working to prevent it from moving\nabnormally. If the camera is covered, pause the current task and move the robot to the\ncorrect route before continuing the task.\n\uf09f Do not clean or maintain the robot when it is powered on and working.\n\uf09f Do not put open-flame stoves or any flammable and explosive articles on the robot.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n6\n\uf09f Do not pick or place dishes while the robot is moving to avoid any food loss or\npersonal injury caused by accidental collision.\n\uf09f To avoid damage to the robot, please ensure that no scattered power cords and\nsharp objects such as decoration wastes, glass, and nails are on the ground.\n\uf09f When the robot is in motion, no playing is allowed in front of the robot to avoid\nunnecessary harm.\n\uf09f Do not move or transport the robot while it is working to prevent it from moving\nabnormally.\n\uf09f In case of emergency, stop the robot by pressing the emergency stop button on the\ntop.\n\uf09f The robot must not be disassembled or repaired by untrained personnel. In case of\nmalfunction, contact Shenzhen Pudu Technology Co., Ltd. for technical support in time.\n\uf09f Observe the maximum weight a person is allowed to lift as required by local laws\nand regulations when transporting the robot. Keep the robot upright during\ntransportation. Never attempt to transport it by lifting the tray or the box.\n\uf09f Do not spill any liquid into the robot to avoid any damage.\n\uf09f Although the robot features automatic obstacle avoidance, never block the robot\nmoving at a high speed to avoid any accidents.\n\uf09f If the collision sensor is hit while the robot is moving, the robot will stop moving\nand pause the task. At this time, you can resume the task according to the interface\nguidelines.\n\uf09f Please prevent the robot from violent impact or shock to avoid any damage.\n\uf09f Do not clean the robot with caustic chemicals, cleansers, or detergents. Always\nclean the robot by wiping it with a clean and dry cloth.\n1.3 Working Environment\n\uf09f Do not use or charge the robot in a high temperature\/pressure environment, areas\nwith fire or explosion hazard, or other dangerous scenarios to avoid personal injury or\nrobot damage.\n\uf09f The robot can only be used in an indoor environment on a flat and smooth surface\nwith a slope less than 5\u00b0 and protrusions not more than 0.5cm (1.97in) high.\n\uf09f Do not use the robot in a humid environment or on surfaces covered with fluid or\ngooey stuff to avoid damage to the robot.\n\uf09f Do not use the robot in places where the use of wireless devices is explicitly\nprohibited, otherwise it may cause interference to other electronic devices or lead to\nother dangers.\n\uf09f The minimum travel width for a single robot is 0.55m (1.80ft). The travel width is\nrecommended to be greater than 1.6m (5.25ft) when two robots pass head-on.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n7\n\uf09f There is a 35cm (13.78in) space between the two robots placed side by side at the\nstandby point, and a clearance of 15cm (5.91in) from the rear wall and 35cm (13.78in)\nfrom the side wall.\n\uf09f Things that are black (e.g., skirting line), polished, or transparent (e.g., French\nwindow) at the height of 14cm to 22cm (5.51-8.66in) may interfere with the radar\nreflection and cause abnormal movement of the robot. Such sites should be modified\n(e.g., posting stickers). Please contact Shenzhen Pudu Technology Co., Ltd. for technical\nsupport\n\uf09f The maximum climbing angle of the robot is 5\u00b0. Do not pause the robot on the\nslope to avoid any sliding of the robot that may cause loss of dishes.\n\uf09f Do not dispose of the robot or its accessories as household waste. Always dispose\nof the robot and its accessories according to local laws and regulations, and recycle\nwherever possible.\n\uf09f The charging pile should work in an open, unobstructed space (100cm (39.37in)\nclearance in front and 50cm (19.69in) clearance on both sides).\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n8\n\uf09f When multiple charging piles are working at the same time, they should be placed\nat 100cm (39.37in) intervals.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n9\n2. Product Components\n2.1 Overview\nKettyBot is a delivery and reception robot with a large advertising screen that supports SLAM\npositioning and navigation solutions integrating both visual and laser positioning. Its superior\ntrafficability of only 55cm (21.65 in) allows it to move around effortlessly in complex and\ncrowded environments. As a versatile all-rounder for marketing, customer attraction & acquisition,\ngreeting & guiding, food delivery, voice interaction, and more, KettyBot is suitable for use in\nrestaurants, hotels, supermarkets, and many other business scenarios.\n2.2 Appearance & Components\n\u3001\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n10\nNo. Description\n1 LCD screen\n2 Front positioning camera\n3 Advertising screen\n4 Lidar\n5 Audio equipment\n6 Collision sensor\n7 Depth vision sensors\n8 Drive wheels\n9 Auxiliary wheels\n10 SIM card slot cover\n11 Trays\n12 Key switch\n13 Pallet detection sensor\n14 Dish-return box\n15 Charging electrode plate\n16 Light strip\n17 Charging electrode plate\n18 Emergency stop switch\n19 Vision sensor\n20 Mic circular array kit\n21 Power switch\nButtons:\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n11\nButton Description\nPower switch Press and hold the power switch for 1 second to power on.\nPress and hold the power switch for 3 seconds to power off as instructed on the\nscreen.\nEmergency stop switch In case of emergency, press the emergency stop switch to stop the robot.\nRotate the emergency stop switch clockwise, and resume the operation\naccording to the screen tips.\nKey switch Control the power supply of the robot. Make sure the power supply is ON\nbefore charging or powering on the robot.\nCollision sensor In order to avoid accidental injury, if the collision sensor is hit while the robot\nis moving, the robot will stop moving and pause the task. In this case, you can\nresume the task according to the interface operating guidelines.\n2.3 Specifications\nFeature Description\nModel PNT\nOperating voltage DC 25.6V\nPower input AC 100-240 V, 50\/60 Hz\nPower output 29 V\/ 8 A\nBattery capacity 20 Ah 25 Ah\nCharging time 4 h\nCharging mode Manual and auto charging\nBattery life 9 h (None load) \/ 11 h (None load)\nCruise speed 0.2-1.2 m\/s (1.64-3.93 ft\/s)(adjustable)\nNavigation Laser and visual integrated SLAM positioning\nMin. travel width 55 cm (21.65 in)\nMax. surmountable\nheight\n5 mm (0.20 in)\nMax. climbing angle 5\u00ba\nTray dimensions 352 mm \u00d7 340 mm (13.86\u00d713.39 in)\nNo. of trays Two trays and one dish-return box\nHeight between trays From top to bottom:\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n12\n248 mm\/253 mm\/223 mm (9.76 in\/9.96 in\/8.78 in)\nTray load 10 kg\/layer\nMachine material ABS\/aviation grade aluminum alloy\nRobot weight 38 kg (83.78 lbs)\nRobot dimensions 435 mm \u00d7 450 mm \u00d7 1120 mm (17.13\u00d717.72\u00d744.09 in)\nScreen size 10.1-inch LCD screen and 18.5-inch LCD screen (advertising screen)\nOperation system Android\nMicrophone 6-mic circular array kit\nSpeaker power 2 \u00d7 10 W stereo speakers\nService life 5 years\nWorking environment Temperature: 0 \u2103 to 40 \u2103 (32\u00b0 to 104\u00b0 F)\nRH: \u2264 85%\nStorage environment Temperature: -40 \u2103 to 65 \u2103 (-40\u00b0 to 149\u00b0 F)\nRH: \u2264 85%\nWorking altitude < 2000 m (6561.68 ft)\nGround surface\nstandard\nIndoor environment, flat and smooth ground\nIP rating IP20\nFrequency band\nrange\nWi-Fi 2.4G Wi-Fi: 2412\u20132472 MHz, 2422\u20132462 MHz\n5.2\u20135.6G Wi-Fi: 5180\u20135320 MHz, 5500\u20135700 MHz, 5190\u2013\n5310 MHz, 5510\u20135670 MHz, 5210\u20135290 MHz, 5530\u20135610\nMHz\n5.8G Wi-Fi: 5745\u20135825 MHz, 5755\u20135795 MHz, 5775 MHz\nBluetooth 2402\u20132480 MHz\n3G B1\/B8\n4G B1\/B3\/B7\/B8\/B20\/B28\/B34\/B38\/B40\nMax. transmit power Wi-Fi 2.4G Wi-Fi: 17.48 dBm\n5.2\u20135.6G Wi-Fi: 13.35 dBm\n5.8G Wi-Fi: 13.85 dBm\nBluetooth LE: 5.96 dBm\nBDR\/EDR: 8.49 dBm\n3G B1: 23.56 dBm\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n13\nB8: 23.43 dBm\n4G B1: 23.49 dBm\nB3: 23.96 dBm\nB7: 24.33 dBm\nB8: 23.45 dBm\nB20: 23.36 dBm\nB28: 23.81 dBm\nB34: 23.32 dBm\nB38: 24.76 dBm\nB40: 23.25 dBm\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n14\n3. How to Use\n3.1 Mapping Instructions\nKettyBot supports creating new maps on the robot itself. When the robot is first started, you can\ncreate new maps directly on the robot without using any mapping tools.\nBefore creating a map, please contact our technical support for an activation code, and pick a\nlocation to apply a wall or ceiling marker and use it as the startup location. You can then create the\nmap as instructed on the screen. For details, please refer to 3.4.1 Map Settings\n\uf09f If you are using a wall marker, do not apply it to reflective surfaces such as glass or\nceramic tiles.\n\uf09f If you are using a ceiling marker, do not apply it to a highly reflective ceiling.\nNote\nA wall marker and a ceiling marker cannot be used at the same time. Please choose either one of them.\n3.2 Quick Start Guide\n3.2.1 Power On\nStep 1 Make sure the key switch is turned to ON.\nStep 2 Move the robot to the startup location.\n\uf09f If you are using a wall marker, the startup location is shown as follows:\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n15\n\uf09f If you are using a ceiling marker, the startup location is shown as follows:\nStep 3 Press and hold the power switch for 1 second.\nThe bottom light strip flashes, and the screen displays boot logo, animation, and Android desktop\nin turn, indicating that the robot is powered on.\nNote\nThe system will automatically start Pudu App by default after powering on. If not, tap the Pudu App icon on\nthe system desktop to start it.\nStep 4 The robot is powered on, let's try it out!\n3.2.2 Power Off\nStep 1 Press and hold the power switch for 3 seconds.\nThe screen will pop up the Power Off and Restart options.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n16\nStep 2 Tap Power Off.\nThe bottom light strip and screen will go off, indicating that the robot is powered off.\n3.3 Task Scenarios\n3.3.1 Product Features\nThe robot comes with various modes, including Delivery mode, Cruise mode, Birthday mode,\nDish-return mode, Customer Attraction mode and Guiding mode, to cater to the needs of different\nscenarios. After powering on the robot, you can select the mode as needed in the screen.\nMode Description\nDelivery mode The robot delivers food to multiple tables at the same time. After the dishes ordered\nby different customers are placed on the trays and the table numbers are entered, the\nrobot automatically plans the best routes for delivery. After that, the robot\nautomatically returns to the pick-up position.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n17\nMode Description\nCruise mode The robot circulates along a predetermined path with self-service drinks, desserts or\nnapkins, and recommends them to customers by voice.\nCustomer\nattraction mode\nThe robot can play speech to attract customers when it detects passers-by in the\nattraction area. Customers can talk to the robot, view special offers, featured\nproducts, and other information and choose to follow the robot to the store.\nBirthday mode The robot delivers birthday cakes or gifts to customers, accompanied by customized\nbackground music.\nGuiding mode The robot says hello to customers coming into the store and leads them to their\ntables. Then, it automatically returns to the greeting location.\nDish-return mode In Dish-return mode, the robot collects the dishes to be cleaned and delivers them to\nthe collecting point.\nNote\nTo ensure a stable and safe operation of the robot, it is recommended that the delivery speed be lower\nthan 0.9m\/s (2.95 ft\/s), and the cruise speed at 0.2m\/s (0.66 ft\/s) or 0.6m\/s (1.97 ft\/s).\nDo not place drinks and bottles that spill or fall easily to avoid damage to the robot caused by drink\nspillage.\n3.3.2 Delivery Mode\nIn Delivery Mode, the robot delivers meals to the designated locations.\nStep 1 Select Delivery at the pickup location.\nThe Delivery Mode interface is shown below.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n18\nShortcut buttons on the Delivery Mode interface are explained below.\nButton Description\nView the previous task.\nSet the delivery arrival voice, delivery arrival music, etc. See the table below for\ndetails.\nInitiate a voice command. For example, if you say \"go to XXX\" to the robot,\n\"XXX\" will be displayed on the selected tray and the robot will automatically go\nthere.\nThis button will not be displayed on the Delivery Mode interface if Voice\nCommand is turned off in the Delivery Settings interface.\nThe voice command supports Chinese only.\nTurn on Smooth Mode.\nSmooth Mode is mainly used to deliver dishes with a small amount of soup.\nThe Delivery Settings interface and descriptions of the settings are shown below.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n19\nDelivery Settings Description\nArrival voice Choose whether to enable Arrival voice.\nIf enabled, the selected custom voice will be played upon delivery arrival.\nCustom voices can be configured via the Business Management Platform.\nPlay music when delivering Choose whether to enable Play music when delivering.\nIf enabled, the selected music will be played during delivery. If no music\nis available, you may scan the QR code in the Settings > Music interface\nto import music.\nPlay music after delivery Choose whether to enable Play music after delivery.\nIf enabled, the selected music will be played after delivery. If no music is\navailable, you may scan the QR code in the Settings > Music interface to\nimport music.\nVoice command Choose whether to enable Voice command.\nIf enabled, the Voice Interaction icon will be displayed on the Delivery\nMode interface. Tap the icon to go to the Voice Interaction interface,\nwhere you can initiate voice commands.\nFood delivery animation Choose whether to enable Food delivery animation.\nIf enabled, the robot will show emoticons rather than the table number\nduring delivery.\nTime before auto-return Choose whether to enable Auto pick up function and set the Time before\nauto-return.\nStep 2 Put the dishes on the corresponding tray.\nStep 3 Tap the tray on the screen and select the desired table number.\nThe corresponding tray then displays its table number.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n20\nStep 4 After entering the table number, tap Start.\nThe robot arrives at the specified table along the predetermined path.\nStep 5 After arriving at the table, the robot provides a voice prompt. The waiter then\ntakes the dishes following screen display and voice prompts.\nStep 6 After taking the dishes, tap Done and the robot performs its next task.\nAfter taking the dishes, you can press the power switch to make the robot start the next task; you\ncan also wave your hand 2 to 12 cm (0.79 to 4.72 in) above the vision sensor (at the top of the\nrobot) more than twice to make the robot start the next task when it detects the hand gesture.\nTo make any modifications during delivery (e.g., modify task, pick up in advance, cancel all, or\nreturn), tap the screen on the robot's head to pause the robot before any operation. If no operation\nis performed within 10 seconds, the robot will proceed with its current task.\nButton Description\nModify task Tap to modify the table number of delivery.\nPick up in advance Tap to pick up the dishes in advance and proceed with the next task.\nCancel all Tap to cancel all delivery tasks without returning to the pickup location.\nReturn Tap to return to the pickup location.\n3.3.3 Cruise Mode\nIn Cruise Mode, the robot cruises around a specific large area.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n21\nStep 1 Tap Cruise on the main interface.\nThe Cruise Mode interface is shown below. The cruise route is shown in blue on the map.\nShortcut buttons on the Cruise Mode interface are explained below.\nButton Description\nCruise Settings Set the cruise voice, cruise music, cruise speed, etc. See the table below for\ndetails.\nInteraction allowed during\ncruise\nWhen enabled, if a customer is detected by the robot's front positioning\ncamera or the customer taps on the robot's screen during a cruise, the\ncustomer attraction interface will show up. The customer can then ask the\nrobot via voice commands to lead them to the store or view featured\nproducts, special offers, and other information.\nThe Cruise Settings interface and descriptions of the settings are shown below.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n22\nCruise Settings Description\nCruise voice Choose whether to enable Cruise voice.\nIf enabled, the selected custom voice will be played during cruises.\nCustom voices can be configured via the Business Management Platform.\nPlayback interval Set the playback interval for voices during cruises.\nPlay music when cruising Choose whether to enable Play music when cruising.\nIf enabled, the selected music will be played during cruises. If no music is\navailable, you may scan the QR code in the Settings > Music interface\nto import music.\nCruise speed Set the cruise speed.\nIt is recommended to set the cruise speed at 0.2 m\/s or 0.6 m\/s (0.66 ft\/s or\n1.97 ft\/s).\nStep 2 Put desserts or snacks on the trays .\nStep 3 Select the desired cruise route and tap Start!\nDuring a cruise, the robot can invite customers to take free samples or try out the food on the tray\nvia voice announcements. Tap the robot's screen to stop the robot if you need to pick up dishes\nfrom it.\nTo stop a cruise, tap the screen and swipe down with two fingers, then click Exit this mode to exit\nCruise mode.\n3.3.4 Guiding Mode\nIn Guiding Mode, the robot acts as a receptionist, greeting customers at the door and guiding them\nto their tables.\nStep 1 Tap Escorting on the main interface.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n23\nThe Escorting Mode interface is shown below.\nShortcut buttons on the Escorting Mode interface are explained below.\nButton Description\nSet guiding voice, guiding music, etc.\nInitiate a voice command. For example, if you say \"go to XXX\", the robot will\nautomatically go there.\nThis button will not be displayed on the Escorting Mode interface if Voice\nCommand is turned off in the Escorting Settings interface.\nThe voice command supports Chinese only.\nThe user can enter the product name in search of its location. Once it is determined,\nthe robot will guide the customer to it.\nThe product-related information needs to be configured via Business Management\nPlatform in advance. Otherwise, the customer cannot search for the location of\nproducts.\nNote: In a multi-floor store, if the product inquired is not on the floor where the\nrobot is, a window will pop up on the robot's screen to prompt the customer to go to\nthe corresponding floor.\nThe Escorting Settings interface and descriptions of the settings are shown below.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n24\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n25\nEscorting Settings Description\nBroadcast the greeting\nvoice while the robot is\nstationary\nChoose whether to enable Broadcast the greeting voice while the robot\nis stationary.\nIf it is enabled and the robot is idle in Guiding mode, the selected\ncustom voice will be played when a person is detected in front of the robot\nby the Lidar. Custom voices can be configured via the Business\nManagement Platform.\nPlay music when escorting Choose whether to enable Play music when escorting.\nIf enabled, the selected music will be played during guiding. If no music is\navailable, you may scan the QR code in the Settings > Music interface to\nimport music.\nPlay music after escorting Choose whether to enable Play music after escorting.\nIf enabled, the selected music will be played when guiding completes. If\nno music is available, you may scan the QR code in the Settings > Music\ninterface to import music.\nVoice command Choose whether to enable Voice command.\nIf enabled, the Voice Interaction icon will be displayed on the Escorting\nMode interface. Tap the icon to go to the Voice Interaction interface,\nwhere you can initiate voice commands.\nEscorting speed Set the guiding speed.\nShow emoticon during\nescorting\nChoose whether to enable Show emoticon during escorting.\nIf enabled, the robot only shows emoticons rather than the table number\nduring the guiding process.\nStay Put After Ushering Choose whether to enable Stay Put After Ushering.\nIf enabled, the robot stays put rather than returning to the greeting location\nafter the guiding is completed.\nPlayback duration after\nescort arrival\nSet the stay time after ushered arrival.\nIf Done is not tapped within the stay time after ushered arrival at the\ndestination, the robot will automatically complete the task and return to\nthe greeting location.\nStep 2 Select the desired table number and tap Start Escorting.\nThe robot will then lead the customers to the desired table.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n26\nStep 3 Tap Done after the robot reaches the desired table.\nThe robot returns to the greeting location.\nTo cancel the task or return to the greeting location during guiding, tap the screen to pause the\nrobot before any operation If no operation is performed within 10 seconds, the robot will proceed\nwith its current task. To exit the Guiding mode, swipe down with two fingers on the screen and tap\nExit this mode.\n3.3.5 Customer Attraction Mode\nIn the Customer Attraction mode, the robot will attract customers at the attraction location by\nplaying speeches. Customers can talk to the robot, view special offers, featured products, and\nother information and choose to follow the robot to the store.\nStep 1 Tap Customer attraction on the main interface.\nThe Customer Attraction Mode interface is shown below.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n27\nShortcut buttons on the Customer Attraction Mode interface are explained below.\nButton Description\nSet the voice for customer attraction, customer attraction music, customer attraction\narea, and voice interaction. See the table below for details.\nThe Customer Attraction Settings interface and descriptions of the settings are shown below.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n28\nCustomer Attraction\nSettings\nDescription\nVoice for customer\nattraction\nChoose whether to enable Voice for customer attraction.\nIf enabled, when the robot is attracting customers, different voice\nannouncements will be played according to the distance between the robot\nand the detected customer. The voices can be configured via the Business\nManagement Platform.\nPlay music when heading\nfor the attraction area\nChoose whether to enable Play music when heading for the attraction\narea.\nIf enabled, the selected music will be played when the robot heads for the\nattraction area. If no music is available, you may scan the QR code in the\nSettings > Music interface to import music.\nVoice Interaction Choose whether to enable Voice Interaction.\nIf enabled, customers can talk to the robot during customer attraction.\nSelect Customer Attraction\nLocation\nSelect an appropriate greeting location as the customer attraction location.\nThe greeting locations (customer attraction locations) should be set when\ncreating the map.\nStep 2 Tap Start.\nThe robot will go to the attraction location and start attracting customers proactively.\nWhen the robot arrives at the attraction area, it will switch to the Customer Attraction interface\nand play the speech for customer attraction. The Customer Attraction interface is as shown\nbelow. The robot will change its speech when an approaching person is detected by its front\npositioning camera or Lidar. In this case, customers can talk to the robot, view the featured dishes,\nand choose to follow the robot to the restaurant (greeting location).\nNote\nIf the robot is displaying the customer attraction interface, its motor is locked, and the user cannot move the robot\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n29\nat this time.\nWhen the robot has led the customers to the store, it can either go back to the attraction area to\nattract more customers or switch to Escorting Mode to usher the customers to their table.\nNote\nThe front positioning camera is only used for face detection and will not collect any face information.\n3.3.6 Birthday Mode\nIn Birthday Mode, the robot delivers gifts and plays birthday songs for customers who celebrate\ntheir birthdays.\nStep 1 Tap Birthday on the main interface.\nThe Birthday Mode interface is shown below.\nShortcut buttons on the Birthday Mode interface are explained below.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n30\nButton Description\nSet the music played during and after delivery in Birthday mode.\nIf no music is available, you may scan the QR code in the Settings > Music\ninterface to import music.\nInitiate a voice command. For example, if you say \"XXX\" to the robot, \"XXX\" will\nbe displayed on the first tray and the robot will automatically go there.\nThis button will not be displayed on the Birthday Mode interface if Voice\nCommand is turned off in the Delivery Settings interface.\nThe voice command supports Chinese only.\nTurn on Smooth Mode.\nSmooth mode is mainly used to deliver dishes with a small amount of soup.\nStep 2 Place the gifts on the first tray and select the desired table number.\nThe tray then displays its table number.\nNote\nOnly a single table number can be selected in Birthday mode.\nStep 3 Tap Start.\nThe robot arrives at the desired table along the predetermined path, and plays songs in the set\nplaylist for Birthday Mode.\nStep 4 Tap Done after the task is completed.\nThe robot returns to the pickup location.\nAfter picking up the dishes, you can press the power switch to make the robot return to the pick-\nup location; you can also wave your hand 2 to 12 cm (0.79 to 4.72 inches) above the vision sensor\n(at the top of the robot) more than twice to make the robot return to the pick-up location when it\ndetects the hand gesture.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n31\nTo make any modifications during the delivery of birthday gifts (e.g., modify task, pick up in\nadvance, cancel all, or return), tap the screen to pause the robot before any operation. If no\noperation is performed within 10 seconds, the robot will proceed with its current task.\nButton Description\nModify task Tap to modify the table number of delivery.\nPick up in advance Tap to pick up the dishes in advance and return to the pickup location.\nCancel all Tap to cancel the delivery task without returning to the pickup location.\nReturn Tap to return to the pickup location.\n3.3.7 Dish-Return Mode\nIn Dish-Return mode, the robot collects dishes to be cleaned and delivers them to the dish-return\nlocation.\nStep 1 Tap Dish-Return on the main interface.\nThe Dish-Return Mode interface is shown below.\nShortcut buttons on the Dish-Return Mode interface are explained below.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n32\nButton Description\nSet the voice for arrival at stay location, stay time at the stay location (desired table)\nin Dish-Return mode, etc. See the table below for details.\nChoose to enable cyclic Dish-Return.\nIf enabled, after a dish-return task is performed, the robot will perform the task\nagain without having to reselect.\nThe Dish-Return Settings interface and descriptions of the settings are shown below.\nDish-Return Settings Description\nVoice for arrival at stay\nlocation\nChoose whether to enable Voice for arrival at stay location.\nIf enabled, the selected custom voice will be played when the robot arrives at\nthe stay location (desired table).\nYou can select multiple voice announcements for the robot to play randomly\nevery time the robot arrives at a stay location.\nCustom voices can be configured via the Business Management Platform.\nVoice for leaving stay\nlocation\nChoose whether to enable Voice for leaving stay location.\nIf enabled, the selected custom voice will be played when the robot leaves the\nstay location (desired table).\nYou can select multiple voice announcements for the robot to play randomly\nevery time the robot leaves a stay location.\nCustom voices can be configured via the Business Management Platform.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n33\nDish-Return Settings Description\nVoice for arrival at\ndish-return location\nChoose whether to enable Voice for arrival at dish-return location.\nIf enabled, the selected custom voice will be played when the robot arrives at\nthe dish-return location.\nYou can select multiple voice announcements for the robot to play randomly\nevery time the robot arrives at the dish-return location.\nCustom voices can be changed via the Business Management Platform.\nNumber of Stays Choose whether to enable Number of Stays.\nIf enabled, you can set the number of tables that the robot will collect dishes\nfrom at a time. You may turn on this function when the robot serves a larger\nnumber of tables. The robot will return to the dish-return location after it has\ncollected dishes from the preset number of tables, and then continue to collect\nthe dishes from the remaining tables according to the preset Number of Stays\nafter the collected dishes are picked up by the waiter.\nIf disabled, the robot will return to the dish-return location only after it has\ncollected plates from all tables.\nPlayback duration at\nstay location\nSet the stay time at the stay location (desired table).\nSelect dish-return\nlocation\nSelect a dish-return location.\nThe dish-return locations are obtained from the data of the selected map.\nStep 2 Select the table number for the robot to collect dishes and tap Start.\nThe robot arrives at the specified table along the predetermined path.\nStep 3 After arriving at the desired table, the robot will count down according to the\nset duration and issue a voice prompt. The waiter can then collect dishes following the\nscreen display and voice prompt.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n34\nIf the robot\u2019s trays are full during a dish-return task, tap the screen and select Go to dish-return\nlocation to return the robot to the dish-return location. The waiter can then pick up the dishes\nfollowing the voice prompts and the instructions on the interface when the robot arrives at the\ndish-return location. Tap Done and the robot will continue to complete the current unfinished dish-\nreturn task.\n3.4 Settings\nSettings Description\nBasic settings Set screen brightness and language.\nNetwork Settings Set up the network connection. You can choose the cellular network\nor Wi-Fi network.\nThe robot will connect to the Wi-Fi network first if both cellular and\nWi-Fi networks are available. If the Wi-Fi signal is weak, the robot\nwill automatically switch to the cellular network instead.\nThe robot cannot upgrade or perform voice interaction without a\nnetwork connection.\nBluetooth Choose whether to enable Bluetooth.\nIf enabled, the robot can connect to a Bluetooth speaker.\nMap Settings Create or modify existing maps, switch maps, and select pick-up\nlocations, greeting locations, and customer attraction locations, etc.\nVolume Settings Adjust the music volume, voice volume, and key tone volume.\nVoice Settings Update the voice packet or select the tone.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n35\nSettings Description\nWork plan The user can develop work plans for the robot via the Business\nManagement Platform. For example, the user may create tasks in\nadvance for the robot to perform at a certain period according to the\nstore\u2019s peak and off-peak traffic count. KettyBot will automatically\ngo to the specified area to carry out the tasks set for the\npredetermined period without setting it up on the spot.\nMusic Scan the QR code to import music for the robot to play during tasks.\nOnly Android phones are supported.\nSpeed Settings Set the speed of the robot in different modes.\nSpeed range: 0.2m\/s-1.2m\/s (0.66 ft\/s-3.94 ft\/s)\nCalling Choose whether to enable Calling and set the call response time.\nIf enabled, the robot can work with PuduBeeper and support third-\nparty systems.\nHome Functions Choose whether to display robot functions on the main interface\naccording to the actual scenario.\nAll functions are displayed on the main interface by default.\u3002\nSoftware Update Check if the current version of the software is the latest.\nIf not, you can download the latest version and upgrade the software.\nPlease keep the battery level above 20% to ensure a successful\nupgrade.\nAd Screen Settings Set the volume and brightness of the advertising screen.\nYou can upload the advertising copywriting via the Business\nManagement Platform.\nAbout Us Displays company service information, such as official website,\nrobot operation guide, etc.\nDebug Debugging robot parameters (for technical engineers only).\nPudu shall not be held responsible for any accident caused by\nunauthorized operation.\n3.4.1 Map Settings\nKettyBot allows you to create and modify maps on the robot itself. You can create or modify maps\ndirectly on the robot without using any mapping tools. Before creating or modifying a map, please\ncontact our technical support for an authorization code.\nNote\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n36\nWhen modifying a map, in addition to expanding the map, you can also change the functions supported by the\nrobot, the pick-up locations, the greeting locations, etc. Move the robot to the start point (startup location) before\nyou start expanding the map. After the expansion is completed, return the robot to its start point. Otherwise, the\nmap expansion will fail.\nThis section takes creating new maps as an example and assumes that ceiling markers are used for\npositioning. Please refer to 3.1 Mapping Instructions for the application requirements of ceiling\nmarkers.\nOperational steps\nStep 1 Select Edit Map in the Settings > Map Settings interface and enter the\nauthorization code.\nThe Edit Map interface is shown below.\nStep 2 Move the robot to a position right under the ceiling marker.\nStep 3 Tap New Map, select Positioning on the Ceiling and then tap Next.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n37\nThe Mapping interface is shown below, where you can set a start point as the startup location for\nthe robot.\nIf you need to set more than one start point, you may place the robot under a different ceiling\nmarker and tap Add the start point.\nStep 4 Move the robot along the desired route, which will be recorded by the robot.\nWhen the route recording completes, return the robot to the start point before tapping\nFinish Mapping.\nCaution\nDuring mapping, the operator must always stay behind the robot to ensure that the Lidar will not be\nblocked to avoid error when traveling for a task.\nTo ensure mapping accuracy, make sure that the robot travels in the middle of its path and moves along\nthe mapping route at least twice.\nStep 5 Tap Next and scroll to select the functions that you need the robot to support,\nsuch as customer attraction and guiding. Please select the functions according to your\nactual needs.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n38\nStep 6 Tap Next to set up function locations, such as the pick-up locations, greeting\nlocations, table number, cruise route, charging pile locations, and docking locations.\nPlease set up the locations according to your actual needs.\nFunction Location Description\nPick-up Location This location has to be set up for delivery. This is where the robot picks up\nfood.\nYou may set up multiple pick-up locations according to your actual needs.\nGreeting Location This location has to be set up for customer attraction or greeting.\nYou may set up multiple greeting locations according to your actual needs.\nEnsure no obstacles exist within 1.2 m (3.94 ft) in front of the robot before\nsetting up a greeting location.\nTable No. Table numbers have to be set up for delivery or guiding.\nYou may group the table numbers according to your actual needs.\nCruise Route The cruise route has to be set up for Cruise mode.\nYou may set up multiple cruise routes according to your actual needs.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n39\nFunction Location Description\nDish-return location This location has to be set up for dish-return. This is where the robot returns\ndishes.\nYou may set up multiple dish-return locations according to your actual needs.\nTemporary stop point A temporary docking location has to be set up for an actual scenario where\nmore than one robot works together. The robot may go to the temporary stop\npoint when the pick-up location is occupied, and it will go to the pick-up\nlocation when the location is available.\nEnsure that the temporary stop point is more than 1 m away from the pick-up\nlocation.\nCharging pile Users who have purchased a charging pile can set up the charging pile location.\nMove the robot to a position 0.4 -1.2 m (1.3-3.94 ft) in front of the charging\npile and face it to the pile. Otherwise, the charging pile location may fail to be\nset up.\nTake the pick-up location as an example of how to set up a function location.\nMove the robot to the position that you wish to set as the pick-up location and tap\nSetting in the Departure Location interface.\nTap Add, name the pick-up location and tap OK.\nTap Finish to finish setting up the pick-up location.\nStep 7 Tap Next.\nStep 8 (Optional) Set up a virtual wall. Move the robot right in front of the virtual\nwall and tap Add to outline the virtual wall on the map.\nRestricted areas for the robot, such as stairs and glass doors, have to be set as virtual walls. You\nmay skip this step if there are no restricted areas.\nStep 9 (Optional) Set up a two-way path.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n40\nIf the path the robot is traveling on is wider than 1.6 m (5.25ft), it will be identified by the robot as\na two-way path and you need to set it up.\nStep 10 Tap Finish to upload the map to the Pudu Cloud Platform.\nThe robot can then use this map for delivery, customer attraction, etc.\n3.4.2 Cellular Network\nVoice interaction, data upload, remote maintenance, and other functions of the robot require a\nnetwork connection. The robot now supports Wi-Fi and cellular networks for you to choose from\naccording to your actual needs. To use the cellular network, you have to install a 4G SIM card and\nturn on the cellular network first. The robot will connect to the Wi-Fi network first if both cellular\nand Wi-Fi networks are available. If the Wi-Fi signal is weak, the robot will automatically switch\nto the cellular network instead.\n3.4.2.1 Install a SIM Card\nStep 1 Remove the cover of the SIM card slot with a hex key.\nStep 2 Insert a SIM card and reinstall the cover.\n3.4.3 Turn on Cellular Network\nTurn on Cellular Network in the Settings > Network Settings interface. A 4G signal symbol will\nappear on the top bar.\nCaution\nOperations such as switching languages, importing music from mobile phones, and downloading pushed\nadvertisements must be performed under a Wi-Fi network.\n3.5 Auto Charging\nKettyBot supports self-charging. If you have purchased a charging pile and have set up the pile's\nlocation during mapping, when the battery level of the robot falls below 10%, it will automatically\nreturn to the charging pile after the current task is completed. You may also tap Charge Now on\nthe screen to return the robot to the charging pile for charging.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n41\nNote\nThe charging pile is an optional accessory and can be purchased separately.\n3.6 Docking Instructions\nKettyBot supports three docking modes. In actual scenarios where multiple robots cooperate, users\ncan select any docking mode during mapping. This section only covers the description of the three\ndocking modes. For details about mapping, please contact our technical engineers.\nThree docking modes:\nOne-to-one Docking mode: Each robot has its fixed pickup location (docking location).\nFree Docking mode: Set multiple pickup locations (docking locations) for the robot to\ndock by priority, i.e., the robot chooses the nearest pickup location for docking.\nWaiting mode: Set temporary docking location. When the robot has no task and there's\nno vacancy at the pickup locations (docking locations), the robot docks at the temporary\ndocking location. Once a vacancy appears at a pickup location (docking location), the\nrobot automatically goes there for docking.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n42\n4. Troubleshooting\n4.1 Troubles during Operation\nTroubles\nThe following errors may be reported during the robot operation:\nMotor parameters error\nSensor parameters error\nSensor connection error\nMotor rotation anomaly\nSolution\nStep 1 Following the prompts on the screen, tap OK or Continue operation to see if the\nrobot can continue operation.\nStep 2 If not, reboot the robot and re-enter the task.\nStep 3 If the problem persists after the reboot, please contact our technical engineers.\n4.2 Positioning Failure\nTroubles\nThe robot screen prompts I'm lost. Please push me under the positioning mark or Location\nfailed, please click retry button.\nPossible Causes\nThe robot is not powered on at the startup location.\nThe map selected on the robot does not match the actual site.\nSolution\nStep 1 Select the correct map in the Map settings interface if the current map of the robot\ndoes not match the actual site.\nStep 2 Check if the robot is right below the ceiling marker or right in front of the wall\nmarker. If the robot deviates too far from the marker, move the robot right below the\nceiling marker or right in front of the wall marker. If the problem persists, please reboot\nthe robot and try again.\nStep 3 Check if the vision sensor or the front positioning camera is blocked by obstacles\nsuch as oil stains. If so, clean it with a lens cleaning kit.\nStep 4 Check if the fill light of the vision sensor is red. If not, please contact\ntechnical engineers in time.\n4.3 Charging Failure\nTroubles\nCharging failure\nSolution\nCheck if the key switch is turned to ON.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n43\nCheck if the charger indicator is on. If not, the charging failure may be caused by a\ndamaged charger. Please contact our technical engineers in time.\n4.4 Power-on Failure\nTroubles\nPower-on failure\nSolution\nIf the battery is low, please charge the robot.\nIf the battery level is normal, check if the key switch is turned to ON.\nIf the problem persists, please contact our technical engineers.\n4.5 Robot Does Not Move Smoothly\nTroubles\nThe robot does not move smoothly or stops moving.\nSolution\nCheck if there are obstacles in front of the robot.\nCheck if there are stains like oil or soup on the depth vision sensors.\nCheck if the passageway is wider than the minimum travel width.\nCheck if there are mirrored and reflective metal surfaces on either side of the\npassageway that may affect the robot's operation. If so, attach matte stickers 14-22 cm\n(5.51-8.66 in) above the ground.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n44\n5. Maintenance and Care\n5.1 Component Maintenance\nComponents Robot Status Inspection Interval Method\nTrays, drive wheels, and\nauxiliary wheels\nPowered off Weekly Wipe the surface with a\nclean cloth.\nVision sensor, front\npositioning camera,\ndepth vision sensors, and\nLidar\nPowered off Weekly Use a clean cloth or lens\ncleanser for the cleaning.\nRobot Powered off Monthly Wipe the surface with a\nclean cloth.\n5.2 Cleaning Method\nWarning\nDo not use water or any other liquid to clean the robot. Always make sure that the robot is kept dry.\nStep 1 Press and hold the power switch for 3 seconds to ensure that the robot is powered\noff.\nStep 2 Turn the key switch to OFF, and make sure that the robot is powered off.\nStep 3 Wipe the robot surface with a clean cloth.\nStep 4 Wipe the trays, drive wheels, and auxiliary wheels with a clean cloth.\nNote\nIf the drive wheels or auxiliary wheels are entangled or stuck with debris, please place the robot\ndown on its side for cleaning. Keep the ground clean and tidy (a mat can be used) to avoid\nscratches on the robot surface when placing the robot down on its side.\nIf there are oil stains on the tray pad, take it out and wash it separately. Put back the tray pad after\nit dries off completely.\nStep 5 Clean the vision sensor, front positioning camera, depth vision sensors, and\nLidar with a clean cloth or specialized lens cleanser.\nNote\nIn case of unexpected contamination, address it immediately to avoid blocking the sensor and preventing the\nrobot from working improperly.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n45\n6. After-sales Service Policies\nShenzhen Pudu Technology Co., Ltd. promises to meet the following conditions, within the\neffective warranty period of the product (the warranty period of different parts of the product may\nbe different). We will provide the spares parts for free, Customers do not need to pay it again,\nCircumstances beyond the warranty period or not covered by the free product warranty service.\nWe will charge a normal price.\nIn Warranty\nDistributors are responsible for the maintenance for end-users, Pudu Robotics provides free\nmaintenance spare parts and technical support;\n- Pudu Robotics provides warranty within following conditions:\na. The products are within the specified warranty period;\nb. The products are normally used, without man-made quality problems;\nc. No unauthorized disassembly, maintenance, no water, foreign matters, no collision,\nfall situation happened etc.;\nd. Product serial number, factory label and other marks are not torn or altered.\ne. Valid proof of purchase, receipt and tracking number should be provided.\nf. Damaged spare parts replaced in the warranty shall be owned by Pudu Robotics.\nOut of Warranty\nThe distributors shall pay for the maintenance spare parts and are responsible for the\nmaintenance of end-user, PUDU provides free technical support;\n- Pudu Robotics will not provide warranty in any of the following conditions:\na. The product has exceeded the warranty period;\nb. Product serial number, factory label and other marks are torn or altered and cannot\nbe identified;\nc. Collision, burning and quality problems caused by foreign matter (water, oil, sand,\netc.) and not the quality problems of the product itself;\nd. Damage caused by unauthorized modification, dismantling, shell opening and\nmaintenance under unofficial guidance;\ne. Damage caused by improper installation, use, charging or storage without following\nthe instructions;\nf. Delivery robot\uff1aDamage caused by use in excess of safe weight\uff1b\ng. Faults of accessories or parts other than major warranty parts\nh. Faults and damages caused by force majeure (such as earthquake, fire, war, etc.).\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n46\nContact information\n\uf0a0 Please contact the local regional technical support first to solve your after-sales\nproblems, or contact Pudu Robotics headquarters.\n\uf0a0 PUDU Service Email: techservice@pudutech.com.\n\uf0a0 PUDU Hotline: +86 755-86952935.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n47\n7. Compliance Information\n7.1 Federal Communications Commission Compliance Statement\nThe following information applies to Pudu technology.\nThis equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,\npursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection\nagainst harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can\nradiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,\nmay cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that\ninterference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful\ninterference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off\nand on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following\nmeasures:\nReorient or relocate the receiving antenna.\nIncrease the separation between the equipment and receiver.\nConnect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the\nreceiver is connected.\nConsult the dealer or an experienced radio\/TV technician for help.\nThis device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two\nconditions:\nThis device may not cause harmful interference.\nThis device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause\nundesired operation.\n7.2 Industry Canada Compliance Statement\nThis device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject\nto the following two conditions:\nThis device may not cause interference.\nThis device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause\nundesired operation of the device.\n7.3 Disposal and Recycling Information\nThe Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive aims to minimize the impact of\nelectrical and electronic goods on the environment, by increasing re-use and recycling and by\nreducing the amount of WEEE going to landfill. The symbol on this product or its packaging\nsignifies that this product must be disposed separately from ordinary household wastes at its end\nof life. Be aware that this is your responsibility to dispose of electronic equipment at recycling\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n48\ncenters in order to conserve natural resources. Each country should have its collection centers for\nelectrical and electronic equipment recycling. For information about your recycling drop off area,\nplease contact your related electrical and electronic equipment waste management authority, your\nlocal city office, or your house hold waste disposal service.\nBefore placing electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) in the waste collection stream or in\nwaste collection facilities, the end user of equipment containing batteries and\/or accumulators\nmust remove those batteries and accumulators for separate collection.","is_draft":"0","editor_type":"4","file_path":"\/docker_production\/r7bv6l\/article\/eZ3AiyQU\/article_file\/KettyBot Pro Operation Guide.pdf","add_time":"1778050472","update_time":"1778050487"},"pure_content":"KettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V1.2\nModel: PNT\nShenzhen Pudu Technology Co., Ltd.\nKettyBot Pro Operation Guide\nVersion: V9.9 Operation Guide\n1\nCopyright \u00a9 2026 Shenzhen Pudu Technology Co., Ltd"}],"content":{"icon":"","desc":"","content_id":"783473","add_time":"1778056774","update_time":"1778056774","content":"","is_traffic_less":"0","file_type":""},"hot_list":[],"user_read_num":"0","is_auth":"0"},"msg":"Success","code":200}