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Pudu Robotics Announces New Global R&D Center and International Operation Headquarter in Hong Kong SAR
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Pudu Robotics Announces New Global R&D Center and International Operation Headquarter in Hong Kong SAR

2024-06-28 20:34 Last Updated At:20:55

HONG KONG, June 28, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Pudu Robotics, a global leader in service robotics, officially announced the establishment of its Global R&D Center and International Operation Headquarter in Hong Kong SAR at the "Advanced Manufacturing Enterprise Partner Signing Ceremony" hosted by the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP). Located within the Hong Kong Science Park, the new center is dedicated to driving revolutionary advancements in service robotics, accelerating innovation and market adoption worldwide through a comprehensive product matrix and a leading technological ecosystem.

Pudu Robotics Founder and CEO, Felix Zhang, stated, "Hong Kong is a crucial hub for PUDU's global strategy, facilitating our global business expansion. We highly value Hong Kong's academic and industrial innovation capabilities in frontier technologies, which is why we established our R&D center here. PUDU will leverage Hong Kong's Industry-university-research collaboration to integrate AI with various robotic forms, driving the application of service robots across multiple industries and leading the global service robotics industry's development."

The new center will capitalize on the company's strengths in technical positioning, perception, planning, scheduling, and control management, integrating these with Hong Kong's robust industrial, academic, and research environment. This initiative aims to bring continuous technological innovation and breakthroughs to the service robotics industry. Pudu Robotics is collaborating with institutions like the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology on industry-academic partnerships. The R&D center will focus on the development and application of AI and diverse robotic forms, heralding a new era of embodied AI in service robotics.

At the Pudu Robotics 2024 New Product Launch Event held on May 20 in China, the company introduced the concept of semi-humanoid robot. By incorporating robotic arms, service robots will achieve broader application value in various scenarios. The future ecosystem of service robots will consist of specialized robots, semi-humanoid robots, and humanoid robots, each excelling in different application scenarios. The integration of AI with these diverse robotic forms will better meet the multifaceted needs of customers.

Hong Kong's cross-border trade policies and research resources will support PUDU's global business expansion. Pudu Robotics has established hundreds of service points worldwide, with operations spanning over 60 countries and regions. With more than 80% of its business conducted overseas, PUDU leads the international market for commercial service robots among Chinese manufacturers, showcasing its global competitiveness and technological prowess.

About Pudu Robotics

Pudu Robotics, a global leader in the service robotics sector, is dedicated to enhancing human productivity and living standards through innovative robot technology. With a focus on R&D, manufacturing, and sales of service robots, Pudu Robotics holds nearly a thousand authorized patents worldwide, encompassing a wide range of core technologies. The company's robots have been widely adopted in various industries, including dining, retail, hospitality, healthcare, entertainment, education and manufacturing. To date, Pudu Robotics has successfully shipped nearly 80,000 units to a variety of markets, with a presence in more than 60 countries and regions worldwide. For more information on business developments and updates, follow PUDU on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.

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Pudu Robotics Announces New Global R&D Center and International Operation Headquarter in Hong Kong SAR

Pudu Robotics Announces New Global R&D Center and International Operation Headquarter in Hong Kong SAR

Pudu Robotics Announces New Global R&D Center and International Operation Headquarter in Hong Kong SAR

Pudu Robotics Announces New Global R&D Center and International Operation Headquarter in Hong Kong SAR

Pudu Robotics Announces New Global R&D Center and International Operation Headquarter in Hong Kong SAR

Pudu Robotics Announces New Global R&D Center and International Operation Headquarter in Hong Kong SAR

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Final Tee-Off At Marina Bay Golf Course: The Sunset That Promises A New Dawn

2024-06-30 18:30 Last Updated At:18:45

NTUC Club continues to make the sport accessible and affordable for all through partnerships and its estate-less golf club, My Golf Kaki, amid plans for a new, integrated golf development.

SINGAPORE, June 30, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- This Sunday on June 30, Marina Bay Golf Course (MBGC) – Singapore's first and only 18-hole public golf course owned and managed by NTUC Club – will shutter as its land lease expires. Since its inception in 2006, MBGC has had an illustrious 18-year history, welcoming members of the public to experience its world-class facilities. It made its mark by earning numerous accolades including Best Public Golf Course in Asia Pacific and ranking among the Best Top 3 Best Golf Course in Singapore.

Fun fact: In the past 18 years, the well-loved MBGC has seen more than 1.3 million people on the greens and dispensed over 419 million driving range golf balls.

Despite the closure of MGBC, NTUC Club will continue to make the sport accessible and affordable through its estate-less golf club My Golf Kaki (MGK). This has been done by providing more slots to MGK members during weekdays as well as increasing the number of days night-golf is available at the Orchid Country Club (OCC). Together with the recent expansion of MGK's portfolio of local and overseas courses including in Indonesia and Malaysia, MGK members can not only enjoy an easier planning and booking process, but have a wider variety of golf courses to choose from as well. 

Mr Lim Eng Lee, NTUC Club's Chief Executive Officer, said: "Despite the closure of MBGC, we hope to continue to make golf an affordable and accessible sport. In anticipation of MBGC's closure, we have stepped up efforts since last year to promote the affordable MGK membership to golfers. We are encouraged by the response with the community growing from 7,000, to over 9,000 members in the last 12 months. I am pleased that NTUC Club has been working closely with the SGA in our shared vision that golf can be an inclusive sport to be enjoyed by all."

Mr Tan Chong Huat, President of the Singapore Golf Association (SGA), remarked: "The closure of the hugely popular Marina Bay Golf Course will significantly impact Singapore's golfing community without access to a private golf club. We acknowledge the impact of land scarcity on the entry barrier and accessibility to playing golf in Singapore. As the national custodian of the sport, SGA will continue to play its leadership role in developing a robust golf ecosystem that strives to promote and develop the game of golf for all Singaporeans from all walks of life."

He added that SGA will uphold its commitment to making golf an inclusive sport that contributes to the physical and mental well-being of Singaporeans. It remains dedicated to this mission and looks forward to working with stakeholders, including NTUC Club, to achieve pragmatic and beneficial outcomes aligned with urban growth needs and the development of golf in Singapore.

Similarly, NTUC Club is deeply committed to grow Singapore's golfing community, and has been in discussion with the authorities for potential sites that can be developed under the Labour Movement (LM). NTUC Club plans for future LM golf courses to be inclusive with a new, integrated golf concept – one that is enhanced by additional recreational spaces for family-friendly activities such as cycling tracks, nature trails, and common spaces for picnics and performances. Future LM golf courses will welcome not just golfers, but the public and people from all walks of life.

Visuals of MBGC are available here.

About Marina Bay Golf Course

Opened in November 2006, Marina Bay Golf Course is Singapore's only 18-hole public golf course. From a humble reclaimed land to the transformation into an award-winning golf course, this landmark is best known for the only par 6 in Singapore and signature island green overlooking the cityscape. Marina Bay Golf Course is operated by NCI Golf Pte Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of NTUC Club.

About My Golf Kaki

Golf for all, Golf for Good. 

Teeing up a vision to be the trusted and leading golf community where everyone can experience and immerse themselves in the game of golf, regardless of status and abilities, My Golf Kaki (MGK) is an energetic community powered by UPlay. As avid golfers ourselves, we're driven by a deep passion for making golf accessible and growing our community of Golf Kakis. Established in 2002, in 2023, we embarked on an exhilarating transformation, complete with a refreshed look and exciting new experiences for our kakis. We're now even more committed to provide members with affordable and amazing golf experiences, complemented by unparalleled service. Join our vibrant golf community in making a positive difference through golf, where we create social impact and foster a strong sense of community! For more details on MGK, visit  www.mygolfkaki.com.

About NTUC Club

Established in 1986, NTUC Club is the leisure and entertainment arm of the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) in Singapore. As part of the Labour Movement (LM), we are committed to providing diverse recreational options guided by values of care, passion, trust, and service. NTUC Club manages clubhouses across the island, Downtown East, D'Resort, Wild Wild Wet, Aranda Country Club, Orchid Country Club, and UPlay. Launched in 2023, UPlay offers 'phygital' recreational experiences, partnering with unions and companies to enhance social well-being and community engagement. NTUC Club also oversees community initiatives like nEbO, U Live and My Golf Kaki - promoting engagement and enrichment for workers. For more details on NTUC Club, visit www.ntucclub.com.sg.

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Final Tee-Off At Marina Bay Golf Course: The Sunset That Promises A New Dawn

Final Tee-Off At Marina Bay Golf Course: The Sunset That Promises A New Dawn

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