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Tray robot for restaurants and hospitality

Keenon DINERBOT T10: autonomous tray service for restaurants, cafés and hotels

Reduce repetitive walking between kitchen, bar and tables with a four-tray service robot designed to deliver dishes, drinks and promotional messages while your team focuses on guests.

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40 kg
Total tray load
4 trays
Service levels
9–12.5 h
Typical autonomy
58.5 cm
Minimum aisle
Keenon DINERBOT T10 autonomous tray service robot

Visualise the T10 serving tables, advertising and supporting your front-of-house team

Great service should not depend on endless back-and-forth walking

Restaurants, cafeterias, hotels and event venues need speed, consistency and room presence during peak hours. The T10 automates repeated transport routes, supports multi-point delivery and keeps staff available for reception, upselling and customer care.

Why trust Keenon in Spain?

Keenon Robotics is an international service-robot leader founded in 2010, with more than 100,000 robots operating worldwide. SomeBots helps Spanish hospitality teams validate routes, charging, safety rules and staff routines before deployment.

What the T10 adds to your operation

Four service trays

Carries dishes, drinks, desserts or clearing items on four tray levels, with up to 10 kg per level and 40 kg total load.

Multi-point delivery

Plans table-by-table routes and can serve up to 20 destinations per journey depending on the configured map.

Advertising screen

The 23.8-inch display can show menus, offers and brand messages while the robot moves through the dining room.

Precise indoor navigation

LiDAR, stereo vision, VSLAM and IMU sensor fusion help the T10 navigate safely around people and furniture.

Multi-robot collaboration

For larger venues, the platform supports coordinated work with multiple robots on the same operation.

Deployment with safeguards

SomeBots defines safe routes, staff routines, loading limits and fallback procedures before go-live.

Where the T10 fits best

Restaurants with table service
Cafeterias and canteens
Hotels and breakfast rooms
Events and banquets
Food courts
Showrooms and promotional routes

Technical specifications that matter before deployment

ModelKeenon DINERBOT T10 tray service robot
Tray capacity4 levels; up to 10 kg per level and 40 kg total load
Dimensions and weight555 × 486 × 1,400 mm; approximately 59–60 kg
SpeedAdjustable between 0.1 and 1.0 m/s for indoor service routes
Autonomy and chargingTypical autonomy of 9–12.5 h; automatic charging dock around 5.5 h or manual charger around 4 h
NavigationLiDAR, stereo vision, VSLAM and IMU sensor fusion with centimetre-level positioning
Minimum aisle58.5 cm recommended passable width
Slope and floor limitsIndoor dry flat floors; maximum slope up to 5°; avoid steps, escalators and unstable surfaces
Screens and interaction11.6-inch touch screen, 23.8-inch advertising display, light, touch and voice prompts
Route capacityUp to 20 table destinations per journey and up to 20 robots in coordinated operation

See the T10 working in hospitality environments

Tray delivery, multi-point routes, guest interaction and day-to-day service.

DINERBOT T10 in table service

Autonomous tray delivery

Multi-point restaurant service

Interaction and daily operation

Real T10 operation

Frequently asked questions

Does the T10 replace waiters?

No. It automates repeated transport so staff can focus on guests, recommendations, payments, incidents and quality of service.

What minimum aisle width does it need?

The technical information indicates a minimum passable width of 58.5 cm. SomeBots validates real aisles, turns and table layout before deployment.

Can it work with several tables in one route?

Yes. The T10 supports multi-point delivery and can be configured with up to 20 table destinations per journey.

Is it suitable outdoors?

It is intended for indoor, dry and flat floors. Wet floors, stairs, escalators, thick carpets or unstable surfaces should be excluded.

Can the screen show promotions?

Yes. The 23.8-inch advertising screen can be used for menus, offers, campaigns and brand messages while the robot moves through the venue.

Validate whether the T10 fits your dining room before buying

SomeBots checks aisle width, floor conditions, table layout, charging point, routes, messages and staff workflow so the robot goes live with a realistic operating plan.