Keenon DINERBOT T10 Delivery & Marketing Expert Robot with 5 Year Warranty
In stock
- BRAND:
- KEENON
- MODEL:
- T10
- ORIGIN:
- China
- Warranty:
- 60 MONTHS
- AVAILABILITY:
- ALLOW 2-4 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY
- SKU:
- KEENON-T10
Keenon DINERBOT T10 Delivery & Marketing Expert Robot with 5 Year Warranty
Every table a robot passes is a chance to say something to a guest. Most service robots waste it. The Keenon DINERBOT T10 Delivery & Marketing Expert Robot with 5 Year Warranty treats the walk from kitchen to table as part of the show: it brings the order, turns its head, shows a message on a 23.8" screen and lets the guest take the plate from an open tray without any fuss.
The product is available through this page, by quotation.
Background
KEENON and the DINERBOT line
KEENON builds service robots for places where people eat, stay and shop, and the DINERBOT family is its range for restaurants and similar venues. Within that range the models serve different floors. Some are enclosed for privacy and hygiene, some are made for heavy loads, and some are made for narrow aisles. If you want to compare the neighbors, the Keenon DINERBOT T9 High-load Capacity Restaurant Robot, the Keenon DINERBOT T3 Enclosed Delivery Robot and the Keenon DINERBOT T8 each take a different approach to the same job. All of them are listed under Delivery Robots.
The T10 sits at the interactive end of that family. Its job is to carry food and drinks, and it is also designed to be seen and heard along the way.
What the T10 is built around
Three things define the T10. The first is perception: 360° recognition from 4 stereo vision sensors, VSLAM and 1 RGB camera. The second is interaction: movable heads, a 23.8" screen and interactive buttons. The third is route planning, which relies on patented AI algorithms to optimize how the robot moves through a room and completes its tasks.
The software side is split in two. Linux handles control, and Android handles the interaction layer, so the guest-facing screen and the driving logic each have their own system.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Weight | 58kg (128lbs) |
| Max. moving speed | 1m/s (3.28 ft/s) |
| Battery life | 9h-12.5h |
| Battery capacity | DC25.9V, 20.8Ah |
| Slope angle | 5° |
| Total load capacity | 40kg (88lbs) |
| Number of trays | 4 |
| Minimum passage width | 59cm (23.23") |
| Perception | 360° Recognition, with 4 stereo vision sensors + VSLAM + 1 RGB camera |
| Head and screen | Movable heads, 23.8" screen, interactive buttons |
| Tray | Open-access tray for self-pickup, with visual detection, tray lights, on-screen guidance and voice prompts |
| Operating system | Linux (Control) & Android (Interact) |
| Wi-Fi | 802.11b/g/n 2.4GHz |
| Operating temperature | 0~40°C |
| Multi-robot collaboration | Up to 20 Robots |
| Package content | T10 Robot, 4x Silicone Pad, 1x Charger, 1x Auto Charging Pile, Manual |
Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
The manufacturer has not published the IP rating, the noise level, the wheel type, the elevator integration or the certifications; they are confirmed at quotation.
What makes the T10 different from a plain delivery robot?
A plain delivery robot is judged on one question: did the plate arrive? The T10 answers that question too, with 4 trays and a total load capacity of 40kg (88lbs). It then adds a second layer that guests actually notice.
The head moves, and the 23.8" screen can show content, guidance or a greeting. Interactive buttons let a guest respond to the robot rather than only watch it pass. The tray is open for self-pickup, and it helps the guest through the moment with visual detection, tray lights, on-screen guidance and voice prompts. The result is that the handover feels guided and not awkward.
The robot can also be given a character. Head accessories, expressions, voices, skins and the large screen are all options, so a venue can make the T10 look and sound like part of its own brand. For a restaurant that wants its robot to carry a message as well as a tray, this is the main reason to choose the T10 over a simpler model.
How does the T10 move through a busy dining room?
A robot that talks well but cannot find its way is no use on a busy floor. The T10 combines 4 stereo vision sensors, VSLAM and 1 RGB camera for 360° recognition, so it can see the room around it and not only the path ahead. Patented AI algorithms then plan its routes to complete tasks efficiently.
The physical limits are clear. The minimum passage width is 59cm (23.23"), the maximum moving speed is 1m/s (3.28 ft/s) and the slope angle is 5°. A venue with tight aisles should measure them against 59cm before ordering. Where several robots share a floor, multi-robot collaboration supports up to 20 robots working together.
Battery life is 9h-12.5h from a DC25.9V, 20.8Ah battery, which fits a long service shift. The package includes an auto charging pile and a charger, so recharging is part of the setup from the first day. The operating temperature is 0~40°C, which suits indoor, climate-managed spaces. For a venue with a narrower layout, the Keenon DINERBOT T11 Marketing Expert in Narrow-Aisle Delivery Robot is worth a look as well.
Who is the T10 for?
Restaurant owners who want delivery and guest engagement from one machine will find the T10 fits well. The screen and the movable head give the venue a way to promote dishes, offers or its own brand while the robot works.
Hospitality and entertainment venues can use the customization options to give the robot a personality that matches the place. Skins, voices and expressions let the same hardware suit very different settings.
Operators with larger floors can use multi-robot collaboration, which supports up to 20 robots, to build a team and not rely on a single unit.
Not every buyer needs a marketing robot. A venue that wants only enclosed delivery should compare the Keenon DINERBOT T3 Enclosed Delivery Robot, and one that wants a heavy-duty carrier should look at the Keenon DINERBOT T9. Those who want the full range can start at the Delivery Robots category.
What is the T10 used for?
- Table delivery: carries food and drinks on 4 trays from the kitchen to the guest.
- Guest self-pickup: the open-access tray lets guests take their order, guided by lights, screen and voice prompts.
- On-screen advertising: the 23.8" screen shows promotions and messages as the robot moves through the room.
- Guest interaction: movable heads, expressions, voices and interactive buttons give guests something to engage with.
- Brand presentation: head accessories and skins let a venue dress the robot in its own style.
- Team service: up to 20 robots can collaborate on a larger floor.
Pricing and Availability
Prices are given by quotation, and we do not print them here. Tell us how many robots you need and how your venue is laid out, and we will prepare a quotation for you. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The Keenon DINERBOT T10 is available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many trays does the T10 have?
The T10 has 4 trays and a total load capacity of 40kg (88lbs).
How long does the battery last?
Battery life is 9h-12.5h from a DC25.9V, 20.8Ah battery. The package includes a charger and an auto charging pile.
Can the T10 fit through narrow aisles?
The minimum passage width is 59cm (23.23"). Measure your tightest aisle against that figure before ordering.
How does the robot see its surroundings?
It has 360° recognition with 4 stereo vision sensors, VSLAM and 1 RGB camera. Patented AI algorithms plan its routes.
Can I customize how the robot looks and sounds?
Yes. Head accessories, expressions, voices, skins and a large screen are available as options.
Can several robots work together?
Yes. Multi-robot collaboration supports up to 20 robots.
Where can I buy the Keenon DINERBOT T10 and what does it cost?
The robot is available through this page, by quotation. The price depends on your order, so send us your request and we will prepare a quotation for you.
Summary
The Keenon DINERBOT T10 turns the trip to the table into something guests notice. It carries 4 trays, sees the room in 360°, plans its own routes and speaks to guests through a movable head and a 23.8" screen. It suits restaurants and venues that want delivery and engagement from the same machine. For a quotation tailored to your venue, this page is the starting point.
