Keenon Dinerbot T8
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Best for: Compact all-rounder for 550 mm aisles
Installed, trained and serviced in the UK · Buy or lease over 36 months · Ask for a quote
About This Robot
Summary:
The KEENON DINERBOT T8 is a compact service delivery robot designed for restaurants, hotels and other front-of-house service environments where space is limited. It supports food, drink and service-item delivery using an open tray design, with tray sensors, voice guidance and visual pickup guidance on a 10.1-inch touchscreen. KEENON positions the T8 around narrow-aisle manoeuvrability, precise navigation, 3D perception and multi-robot dispatching for efficient indoor service workflows. For buyers, its main value is reducing repetitive staff movement while improving delivery consistency and customer handover in compact dining and hospitality spaces.
Key Capabilities
- Compact footprint designed for narrow service spaces, with a 55cm minimum passage width.
- 20kg total load capacity for carrying food, drinks and service items in restaurants and hospitality venues.
- 300° open tray access, tray sensors, voice guidance and visual guidance on a 10.1-inch touchscreen to support customer self-pickup.
- Three stereo vision sensors and 3D perception help the robot detect common high obstacles and obstacles under 5cm.
- Precise navigation and positioning support repeatable indoor service routes in compact front-of-house environments.
- Patented route-planning algorithms and multi-robot dispatching support coordinated operation where multiple robots are deployed.
- Up to 15 hours battery life and 4 hours charging time support long operating periods between charges.
- Battery capacity, tray count, automatic charging details, certifications and local support should be confirmed with KEENON or an authorised supplier before customer-facing use.
Applications
- Restaurants and cafés: delivering dishes, drinks or service items between kitchen, service stations and customer tables.
- Compact dining venues: supporting service in narrow aisles or smaller floor layouts where larger delivery robots may be harder to deploy.
- Hotels and hospitality venues: carrying room-service, catering or guest-facing service items across structured indoor areas.
- Food courts and canteens: moving repeatable food-service orders while allowing staff to focus on customer interaction and issue handling.
- Private dining and event spaces: supporting controlled table delivery and tray pickup during busy service periods.
- Multi-robot restaurant deployments: using route planning and dispatch features to coordinate multiple robots in the same venue.
Why Choose It
- Strong fit for space-constrained venues: the 55cm minimum passage width makes T8 particularly relevant for restaurants and cafés with narrower aisles.
- Customer-friendly handover: tray sensors, voice prompts and visual guidance on a 10.1-inch touchscreen can make pickup clearer and reduce handover mistakes.
- Good all-day service potential: up to 15 hours battery life and 4 hours charging time support long service shifts, subject to site conditions.
- Safety-focused public-area design: three stereo vision sensors and 3D perception are important for operation around diners, staff and moving obstacles.
- Scalable service workflow: route optimisation and multi-robot dispatching make it more suitable where operators may deploy more than one robot.
- Deployment checks remain important: confirm local certifications, supplier support, charging/docking configuration, site mapping requirements and aisle/floor suitability before sale.
Key Features
55cm minimum passage width supports deployment in tighter restaurant and hospitality environments.
Tray sensors, 300° open tray access and voice/visual guidance on a 10.1-inch touchscreen help users collect items correctly.
Three stereo vision sensors detect common high obstacles and obstacles under 5cm for safer service-floor operation.
Up to 15 hours battery life with 4 hours charging time supports extended daily use.
Patented algorithms support route planning and multi-robot dispatching for more efficient task execution.
Technical Details
Charging pile supported; auto/manual charging reported in manual/datasheet; confirm dock configuration
25.9V, 20.8Ah (approx. 539Wh calculated; third-party/manual specification)Ah / Wh
4hours
468 x 384 x 1111 (official W x D x H = 384 x 468 x 1111)mm
Not specified for T8; manufacturer confirmation required if multi-floor or door/access integration is needed
20kg
Up to 15hours
1m/s
550mm
Precise navigation and positioning with 3D perception; SLAM/laser positioning reported in supporting manuals/datasheets
3 trays (third-party/manual specification; confirm current configuration)count
3 stereo vision sensors; detects common high obstacles and obstacles under 5cm; 3D perception with instant obstacle response
Open tray service platform with 300° open tray access and tray sensors
10.1-inch touchscreen with voice and visual pickup guidance; tray sensors
34kg
Manufacturer
KEENON Robotics
Manufacturer
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Pricing for the Keenon Dinerbot T8 is on application. You can buy outright or lease over 36 months with installation and service included. Ask us for a quote.
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