Keenon Dinerbot T10
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Best for: Guest engagement with 23.8-inch advertising screen
Installed, trained and serviced in the UK · Buy or lease over 36 months · Ask for a quote
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About This Robot
Summary:
The KEENON DINERBOT T10 is a service delivery and marketing robot designed for restaurants, hotels and other customer-facing hospitality environments. It combines multi-layer open-tray delivery with a movable head, interactive controls and a large advertising screen, so operators can support both food-service delivery and customer engagement. The robot uses precise navigation, route-planning algorithms and multi-sensor perception to move through indoor service spaces. For buyers, its main value is combining delivery capacity, staff-assist productivity and promotional display capability in one front-of-house robot.
Key Capabilities
- Carries up to 40kg in total across a multi-layer open tray system, supporting food, drink and dish-return workflows.
- Combines service delivery with customer engagement through a movable head, expressions, interactive buttons, an 11.6-inch operation screen and a 23.8-inch advertising screen.
- Uses precise navigation and route-planning algorithms, with specification material reporting LiDAR/VSLAM sensor fusion and centimetre-grade positioning.
- Supports safer operation in customer-facing spaces through 360-degree recognition, stereo vision sensors, VSLAM/RGB sensing, emergency stop and intelligent obstacle avoidance.
- Provides visual pickup guidance, tray lights, on-screen prompts and voice reminders to reduce pickup errors and improve guest self-service.
- Supports multi-point delivery and multi-robot collaboration, with specification material reporting up to 20 tables in a single journey and up to 20 robots in collaboration.
- Supports automatic charging with a bundled charging pile and manual charging by recharger according to specification-style material.
- Includes customisable interaction and display options such as head accessories, expressions, voices, skins and custom image/video playback for marketing use.
Applications
- Restaurants and casual dining venues: delivering food, drinks and table-service items between kitchen, service areas and dining tables.
- Buffets and high-volume dining environments: supporting repeatable delivery and dish-return workflows during busy service periods.
- Hotels and hospitality venues: supporting guest-facing food and service delivery while adding an interactive promotional touchpoint.
- Food courts and canteens: moving orders or service items across defined indoor routes where staff walking time is high.
- Events and branded hospitality spaces: using the advertising screen and interactive design to combine delivery with promotional content.
- Multi-robot restaurant deployments: coordinating multiple robots where floor layout, service process and charging setup support fleet operation.
Why Choose It
- Strong fit where the buyer wants a delivery robot that also acts as a customer-facing engagement and marketing tool.
- Higher delivery capacity than compact restaurant robots, with 40kg total payload and a four-layer open tray layout reported in specification material.
- Clear front-of-house usability features, including visual pickup guidance, tray lights, voice prompts and interactive displays.
- Useful for venues that value brand experience as much as labour efficiency, thanks to the movable head and 23.8-inch advertising screen.
- Multi-robot dispatching and route-planning features make it more suitable for larger or busier hospitality operations than a basic single-route delivery robot.
- Deployment checks are still required for local certification, after-sales support, spare parts, floor conditions, docking placement and any elevator or door integration needs.
Key Features
Combines tray delivery with a 23.8-inch advertising screen and interactive customer-facing design.
Four-layer open-tray layout with 40kg total load capacity and 10kg per layer reported in specification material.
Movable head, expressions, voices, touch interaction, operation screen, tray lights and visual guidance support guest engagement and pickup.
360-degree recognition with stereo vision, VSLAM/RGB sensing and obstacle avoidance for customer-facing spaces.
Specification material reports up to 20 tables per journey and collaboration across up to 20 robots.
Technical Details
Automatic charging with bundled charging pile and manual charging by recharger
25.9V, 20.8Ah (approx. 539Wh calculated; specification-style datasheet)Ah / Wh
5.5hours
486 x 555 x 1399mm
Not specified for T10; manufacturer confirmation required if multi-floor or door/access integration is needed
40kg
9-12.5hours
1.0m/s
590mm
Precise navigation and positioning with patented route-planning algorithms; sensor fusion using LiDAR and VSLAM reported in specification material
4count
360-degree recognition with 4 stereo vision sensors + VSLAM + 1 RGB camera; intelligent obstacle avoidance up to 1.5m; emergency stop button
Open-access tray system; front and rear access; four tray layers with tray indicator lights and visual detection
Movable head; 11.6-inch operation screen; 23.8-inch advertising screen; interactive buttons; touch; voice prompts; expressions; tray lights and on-screen pickup guidance
58kg
Manufacturer
KEENON Robotics
Manufacturer
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Frequently asked questions
What is the price of Keenon Dinerbot T10?
Pricing for the Keenon Dinerbot T10 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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