Alpha Robotics Amy Food Delivery Robot
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- BRAND:
- ALPHA ROBOT
- PART #:
- Alpha-Amy-Food-Delivery
- ORIGIN:
- China
- SKU:
- Alpha-Amy-Food-Delivery
Alpha Robotics Amy Food Delivery Robot
A restaurant floor is a long walk, and most of that walk is spent carrying plates rather than serving guests. The Alpha Robotics Amy Food Delivery Robot takes over that walk: it carries dishes to the table, brings the empties back and leaves your team free to talk with the people they are serving.
The product is available through this page, by quotation.
Background
The company and its lineage
Amy comes from ALPHA ROBOT, a maker of commercial service robots. The sources name three versions of the Amy line: the Amy Humanoid Robot SA-10-8 with a 13.3'' screen and two trays, the Amy 8th generation described in manual V4.2.2, and the Amy Deliverer, which a reseller lists with an 8-inch screen. This article gives figures only for the Humanoid SA-10-8, and each figure below belongs to that version.
Positioning and key technology
Amy is built for catering venues. The manufacturer describes it as suited to restaurants, hot pot restaurants, coffee shops and bars. Its face is an LED display that shows a variety of vivid expressions, which gives the machine a friendly, humanoid presence in the dining room.
For navigation, the robot carries a high-precision lidar sensor. It perceives changes in its surroundings in real time, bypasses obstacles in its planned path and delivers the dishes to the designated location. Its large-capacity lithium battery supports about 12 hours of work, and the robot can return to its charging point automatically.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Size | L780*W560*H1500mm |
| Weight | 45kg |
| Speed | 0-1.5m/s |
| Endurance time | ≥8h |
| Charging time | 2-3h |
| Battery capacity | 15Ah |
| Screen size | 13.3'' |
| Position precision | ±50mm |
| Material | ABS |
| Tray size | 340*250mm |
| Tray load | Two layers of trays, each with a maximum load of 5 kg |
| Certifications | EU CE / USA FCC / Japan Telec / CR certification |
Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
The manufacturer has not published the payload of the exact version sold, the IP rating, the Wi-Fi or network connectivity, the operating temperature range, the box contents, the noise level or the obstacle detection range; they are confirmed at quotation.
What makes Amy different from a standard tray robot?
Amy pairs a working delivery platform with a face. The LED display shows a variety of expressions, and the 13.3'' screen gives guests something to look at and the venue a way to greet them. For a hot pot restaurant or a bar, where guests notice the atmosphere as much as the food, that matters.
The second difference is the job list. The trays serve both to deliver dishes and to recycle them, so one machine covers the trip out and the trip back. The lidar sensor lets it steer around obstacles instead of stopping at the first one.
How long can Amy work on one charge?
The manufacturer page states about 12 hours of continuous work on the large-capacity lithium battery. The specification sheet for the Humanoid SA-10-8 lists endurance of ≥8h and a charging time of 2-3h, with a 15Ah battery. The two figures come from different sources, so plan around the version you are quoted. The robot returns to its charging point automatically.
Who is Amy for?
Amy suits restaurant owners, hot pot venues, coffee shops and bars that want to reduce the walking done by their service staff and add a memorable feature to the room. Managers who value a welcome reception function will also find it useful, since reception is among the listed applications.
If your route is a hospital ward or an operation with heavier loads, look at the Alpha Robotics Panda E Multi Layer Hospital Delivery Robot. For a wider view of the range, see the Restaurant Robots and Delivery Robots categories.
What is Amy used for?
- Automatic meal delivery. Carries dishes from the kitchen to the designated table.
- Plate recycling. Brings used dishes back from the tables.
- Welcome reception. Greets guests at the door with its expressive face.
- Hot pot service. Moves ingredients and dishes through busy dining rooms.
- Coffee shop service. Brings drinks and snacks to seated guests.
- Bar service. Delivers orders across the floor during busy hours.
Pricing and Availability
We do not print prices here. Quotation is the way to proceed: tell us your venue and the version you need, and we respond with an offer. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The Alpha Robotics Amy Food Delivery Robot is available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is the Amy Humanoid SA-10-8?
It measures L780*W560*H1500mm and weighs 45kg.
How fast does it move?
The speed range is 0-1.5m/s.
How many trays does it have?
The SA-10-8 has two layers of trays, each 340*250mm with a maximum load of 5 kg.
How does it avoid obstacles?
A high-precision lidar sensor perceives changes around the robot in real time and steers it around obstacles in its planned path.
Which certifications does it carry?
The SA-10-8 lists EU CE, USA FCC, Japan Telec and CR certification.
Is the IP rating published?
No. The IP rating has not been published by the manufacturer, so ask for it with your quotation.
Where can I buy the Alpha Robotics Amy Food Delivery Robot and what does it cost?
It is available through this page by quotation. The cost depends on the version and your requirements, so we give it in the quotation and not here.
Summary
Amy answers the long walk across the dining room with a robot that carries, returns and welcomes, all with a friendly face. Lidar navigation, two trays and a long working day make it a practical part of a catering team. For the version, the figures and the offer, this page is the starting point.