- Three trays, 40 kg per run Open-access trays with tray lights carry dishes and drinks on a chassis with vehicle-grade independent suspension, so liquids arrive level.
- 23.8-inch advertising screen A full-height display runs menus, specials, events and venue branding on every trip through the room — content you control.
- Movable head that reacts to guests Adaptive head movements respond to movement, touch and delivery events; interactive buttons, expressions and voices give the robot a personality of its own.
- Effortless pick-up AI tray detection, tray lights, on-screen guidance and voice prompts confirm that a dish has been taken; the robot moves on without a button press.
- Through 59 cm passages An ultra-narrow 48.6 cm body clears gaps as tight as 59 cm at up to 1 m/s, so busy dining rooms and hotel corridors are not a problem.
- 360° recognition 4 stereo vision sensors, VSLAM and an RGB camera see all the way round; precise positioning maps are built from the robot's own spatial data collection.
- Multi-robot fleet coordination Patented AI algorithms optimise routes and dispatch several robots as one — intelligent scheduling, collision-free operation and mixed fleets of different KEENON models.
- Your venue's own character Head accessories, expressions, voices, skins and screen content are chosen per venue; remote calling and the app handle summoning, tracking and task management.
Description
The KEENON DINERBOT T10 is KEENON Robotics' flagship catering robot: a three-tray delivery platform that carries up to 40 kg per run, a 23.8-inch advertising screen that sells while it serves, and a movable head that responds to the people around it. It is built for restaurants, hotels, cafés, food halls and event venues where a robot has to be useful and likeable at the same time.
On the floor, an ultra-narrow body glides through passages as tight as 59 cm at up to 1 m/s, with vehicle-grade independent suspension keeping soups and drinks level. Pick-up is effortless: open-access trays with AI tray detection, tray lights, on-screen guidance and voice prompts confirm that a dish has been taken and send the robot on to the next table — no button press needed. Adaptive head movements react to movement, touch and delivery events, and interactive buttons let guests confirm or call the robot without touching the screen.
Perception is 360° recognition from 4 stereo vision sensors, VSLAM and an RGB camera; precise positioning maps are built from the robot's own spatial data collection. Patented AI algorithms optimise route planning and multi-robot dispatching, so several DINERBOT T10s — or a mixed fleet with other KEENON models — share a dining room with collision-free scheduling and uninterrupted throughput.
Every T10 can be made the venue's own: head accessories, expressions, voices, skins and large-screen content turn it into a branded mascot, while remote calling and the KEENON app let staff summon the robot, track it, manage tasks remotely and adjust its configuration. A charge lasts 9 to 12.5 hours; recharging from 15 % to 100 % takes about 5.5 hours.
The T10 has its own brochure on this page, next to the DINERBOT series brochure that compares the T3, T8, T9, T10 and T11 side by side.
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Specs
| Brand | KEENON Robotics |
|---|---|
| Model | DINERBOT T10 |
| Robot type | Restaurant and hotel delivery and marketing robot (wheeled) |
| Total load capacity | 40 kg |
| Trays | Three open-access trays with tray lights and AI tray detection |
| Minimum passage width | 59 cm |
| Pick-up | Touch control, AI tray detection, on-screen guidance, voice prompts |
| Suspension | Vehicle-grade independent suspension |
| Head | Movable head with face screen; adaptive movements respond to movement, touch and delivery |
| Advertising screen | 23.8-inch display |
| Interaction | Interactive buttons, expressions, voices, skins, head accessories |
| Perception | 360° recognition: 4 stereo vision sensors + VSLAM + 1 RGB camera |
| Positioning | Precise positioning maps built from the robot's own spatial data collection |
| Fleet | Patented AI route planning and multi-robot dispatching; mixed fleets of different KEENON models |
| Max. moving speed | 1 m/s |
| Slope angle | 5° |
| Battery life | 9–12.5 h per charge (depends on use and settings) |
| Charging time | 5.5 h (15 % to 100 %, robot powered on) |
| Dimensions (W × D × H) | 48.6 × 55.5 × 139.9 cm |
| Weight | 58 kg |
| Remote control | Remote calling; track on app; manage tasks remotely; customisable configuration |
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Product Brochure
Keenon DINERBOT T10 Delivery and Marketing Robot – Product Brochure
The Robotix Market brochure with every capability and the full technical specification — to save, print or forward.
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KEENON DINERBOT T3 · T8 · T9 · T10 · T11 – Series Brochure
Every model in the family side by side, with the full specifications — to save, print or forward.
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The KEENON DINERBOT T10 is priced at €12.450 in your market. For volume or project orders, contact us for a business quote.
It delivers dishes and drinks from the pass to the table and brings plates back in restaurants, hotels, cafés, food halls and event venues, while its 23.8-inch screen shows specials, events and branding. A movable head and interactive buttons make it part of the guest experience.
The DINERBOT T10 is the marketing model: 40 kg on three trays, a 23.8-inch advertising screen and a movable head. The DINERBOT T3 is the enclosed model: a 180 L cabin with automatic doors, autonomous elevator riding and interior disinfection, 40 kg, passages from 75 cm. The DINERBOT T8 is the compact model: 20 kg, passages from 55 cm, tray sensors and a 10.1-inch touchscreen. The DINERBOT T9 is the high-capacity model: 40 kg on adjustable layers and up to 18 hours per charge. The DINERBOT T11 is the narrow-aisle model: passes 49 cm aisles, 20 kg, AI tray detection and a large display. The brochure on this page compares all five side by side.
Up to 40 kg per run across three open trays, through passages as narrow as 59 cm. Vehicle-grade independent suspension keeps soups and drinks level over thresholds.
They simply lift the dish: AI tray detection, tray lights, on-screen guidance and voice prompts confirm the pick-up and the robot moves on. No button press is needed, though interactive buttons are there for confirming or calling the robot.
Yes. Patented AI algorithms handle multi-robot dispatching with collision-free scheduling, and mixed fleets of different KEENON models can share the same map and work together.
Yes. Robotix Market ships worldwide. Every DINERBOT T10 is sourced new through established distribution channels and comes with the full KEENON manufacturer warranty; technical support is coordinated with the manufacturer's service network.
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