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High-capacity tray robot for busy hospitality operations

Keenon DINERBOT T9: more load, adjustable trays and longer service shifts

Automate tray transport in restaurants, hotels, buffets, corporate cafeterias and high-volume dining rooms with a service robot built for up to 40 kg total load and up to 18 hours of battery life.

40 kg
Total load
18 h
Battery life
70 cm
Minimum passage
4 h
Charging time
Keenon DINERBOT T9 high-capacity autonomous tray robot

Visualise the T9 supporting high-volume routes with adjustable trays

When service volume grows, walking becomes a bottleneck

Large dining rooms and busy hotels need to move more dishes, drinks and tableware without removing staff from customer-facing work. The T9 is aimed at environments where capacity, stability and service continuity matter most.

Built for volume without losing control

SomeBots analyses route density, aisle width, tray height requirements, charging strategy and staff routines so the T9 works as an operational assistant, not as an isolated device.

What the T9 adds to your operation

Adjustable tray layers

Tray spaces can be adjusted to 19.5 cm, 16.9 cm, 25.3 cm and 22.8 cm to support different plates, drinks and tableware formats.

40 kg total capacity

The T9 carries up to 10 kg per layer and 40 kg in total, supporting efficient food service in high-volume venues.

Autonomous charging

Up to 18 hours of battery life and charging in around 4 hours support long service windows and scheduled charging routines.

Large touch screen

A large screen at a practical height helps staff operate routes, tasks and daily service interactions more comfortably.

Stable chassis design

Vehicle-grade independent suspension with shock absorption is designed to improve movement stability in real service environments.

Multi-robot dispatching

Patented algorithms support route planning and coordinated robot dispatching when service volume requires more than one unit.

Where the T9 fits best

Large restaurants
Hotels and breakfast rooms
Buffets
Corporate cafeterias
Banquets and events
Food halls
Keenon T9 and T8 comparison support image

Technical specifications for deployment

ModelKeenon DINERBOT T9 high-capacity tray service robot
Dimensions50.0 × 52.7 × 126.6 cm
Weight63 kg
SpeedAdjustable between 0.1 and 1.0 m/s
Battery and chargingUp to 18 h battery life; estimated charging time of 4 h
Load capacity40 kg total load; 10 kg per layer
Adjustable layersAvailable tray space heights of 19.5 cm, 16.9 cm, 25.3 cm and 22.8 cm
Minimum passage70 cm minimum passage width
SlopeMaximum slope angle of 5°
Core technologyPrecise navigation and positioning, 3D perception, instant response, independent suspension and patented route algorithms

See the T9 in high-capacity service

Tray transport, load capacity and daily service support for hospitality operations with more volume.

Keenon T9 in high-capacity service

Frequently asked questions

How is the T9 different from the T8?

The T8 is more compact and needs 55 cm of passage width. The T9 prioritises higher capacity, with 40 kg total load, adjustable tray heights and a 70 cm minimum passage width.

Is the T9 suitable for high-volume service?

Yes. Its 40 kg total load and up to 18 h battery life make it suitable for restaurants, hotels, buffets and cafeterias with sustained service volume.

Can tray heights be adjusted?

Yes. The tray spaces can be configured to several heights, including 19.5 cm, 16.9 cm, 25.3 cm and 22.8 cm.

What should be checked before deployment?

Aisle width, turns, floor condition, tray height needs, charging point, loading routines and staff handover procedures.

Validate T9 routes and capacity before buying

We check the venue layout, 70 cm minimum passage requirement, tray heights, loading routines, charging point and safe routes before defining a deployment plan.