Robots that work the day after they ship
Apollo is the Texas deployment and service partner for PUDU Robotics and ECHO Robotics.
We sell the hardware, install it, train staff, and keep the units running. Our team is based in Alvin and serves Houston, Brazoria County, Clear Lake and the Gulf Coast.
Start with the job, not the robot
Use the Robot Advisor to match a unit, see today's cost and the lease payment.
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Floors
The CC1 Pro cleans gym floors, cafeterias and hallways. Runs the route on its own, overnight if that is when the floor is empty.
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Grounds and lots
The MT1 Max sweeps parking lots, bus barns and outdoor walkways. Maps the lot once and sweeps it on a schedule.
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Patrol
The PUDU D5-W wheeled quadruped patrols paved campus areas, lots and athletic facilities on a set route.
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Cafeteria delivery
The BellaBot Pro transports meals from kitchen to dining lines. Staff stay at the line instead of walking the room.
See them working
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Floors
The manufacturer's product film for the CC1 Pro, 1:36.
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Grounds and lots
The MT1 Max navigating a semi-outdoor route, 0:36.
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Patrol
First look at the D5-W wheeled quadruped, 0:24.
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Cafeteria delivery
The BellaBot Pro running delivery in a dining room, 1:48.
Videos are produced by PUDU Robotics and hosted on their YouTube channel. Playback loads from YouTube.
Selling the robot is the easy part
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Authorized PUDU service
We provide parts, firmware updates and field repair from our Texas facility. Service calls are handled directly by our technicians.
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Deployed by a Texas team
Our crew installs robots in Alvin, Houston, Brazoria County, Clear Lake and the Gulf Coast. We train staff and configure each unit for local use.
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Purchasing through TIPS 250106
Texas districts and public agencies can buy through Apollo's TIPS-USA contract 250106, Technology Solutions, through May 2030. Apollo confirms coverage on the quote.
Turf
ECHO Robotics TM-850, TM-1050 and TM-2050 mowers cover practice fields through multi-field athletic complexes. Prices, stations and the acreage each one handles are on the ECHO page.