Keenon DINERBOT T11 Marketing Expert in Narrow-Aisle Delivery Robot with 5 Year Warranty
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- BRAND:
- KEENON
- MODEL:
- DINERBOT T11
- ORIGIN:
- China
- Warranty:
- 60 MONTHS
- AVAILABILITY:
- ALLOW 2-4 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY
- SKU:
- KEENON-T11
Keenon DINERBOT T11 Marketing Expert in Narrow-Aisle Delivery Robot with 5 Year Warranty
A robot's width is a promise to the room it works in. The Keenon DINERBOT T11 Marketing Expert in Narrow-Aisle Delivery Robot with 5 Year Warranty makes a promise most service robots cannot keep: it passes through gaps as narrow as 49cm (19.29"), and it carries an advertising screen while it does so. For a Caribbean café, a hotel breakfast room or a beach-side restaurant where tables sit close and chairs spill into the walkway, that combination decides whether a robot becomes part of the team or stays parked by the kitchen door.
The product is available through this page, by quotation.
Background
The company behind the T11
The DINERBOT T11 is a delivery robot made by KEENON Robotics Co.,Ltd. Keenon builds service robots for restaurants, hotels and other hospitality spaces, and the DINERBOT line is its family of tray-carrying delivery robots. Each model in the line is shaped for a different kind of room. The DINERBOT T10, the DINERBOT T8 and the DINERBOT T9 each serve their own kind of venue, and the T11 is the one built around the tightest aisles and the most visible marketing role.
Positioning and key technology
The T11 is a slim, upright robot with a footprint of 463 * 384 mm and a height of 1123 mm. Its navigation relies on five stereo vision sensors with VSLAM fusion for precise movement through ultra-narrow aisles. Underneath sits an in-house developed six-wheel shock-absorbing chassis with motion control algorithms, designed to keep the trays steady over uneven floors and thresholds.
Two screens give the T11 a double job. A 10.1-inch 1080P operation screen provides the interface for staff, and an 18.5-inch 1080P advertising screen with two advertising modes turns the robot into a moving display that engages guests while it serves them.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (W×D×H) | 463 * 384 * 1123 mm |
| Weight | 38kg (83.78 lbs) |
| Operating speed | Adjustable from 0.1 to 1.0 m/s |
| Maximum load capacity | 20 kg (5 kg on middle level, 10 kg on bottom level) |
| Slope angle | 5° |
| Battery life | Up to 13.5H |
| Battery capacity | DC25.9V 20.8Ah |
| Minimum passage width | 49cm (19.29") |
| Minimum turning diameter | 0.6m |
| Navigation sensors | Five stereo vision sensors with VSLAM fusion |
| Self-pickup tray detection | Accuracy over 99% |
| Chassis | In-house six-wheel shock-absorbing chassis with motion control algorithms |
| Advertising screen | 18.5-inch 1080P, two advertising modes |
| Operation screen | 10.1-inch 1080P |
Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
The manufacturer has not published the charging time, the IP rating, the connectivity options, the software and fleet management features, the noise level or the package contents; they are confirmed at quotation.
What makes the T11 different from other DINERBOT models?
The first difference is the width it needs. The T11 passes through a gap of 49cm (19.29") and turns within a diameter of 0.6m. That is the figure to hold against your own floor plan. Measure the narrowest point between tables, along a bar or beside a buffet, and compare it with the robot's passage width. Where the gap is generous, a larger model may suit you well. Where it is not, the T11 is the one designed for the job.
The second difference is the way it earns its place. Many delivery robots only carry plates. The T11 also carries a message, thanks to its 18.5-inch advertising screen and two advertising modes. A daily special, a seasonal drink or a hotel event can travel through the room at guest height, which is a gentle way to sell without a staff member saying a word.
The third is the care taken with the load. The tray capacity is 20 kg in total, with 5 kg on the middle level and 10 kg on the bottom level, and tray detection accuracy for self-pickup is over 99%. For heavier loads or a different tray layout, the T9 is the sibling to compare, and the T10 is a further option that also combines delivery and marketing.
How long can the T11 work between charges?
Battery life is up to 13.5H from a DC25.9V 20.8Ah battery. For many venues that covers a full service day, from the first coffees to the last dinner orders. Speed is adjustable from 0.1 to 1.0 m/s, so you can set a calm pace for a crowded dining room and a brisker one for quiet hours. The robot can also handle a slope angle of 5°, useful for gentle ramps between a terrace and an indoor room.
Who is the T11 for?
The T11 suits owners whose rooms are small, busy and full of furniture. Café and bistro operators with close-set tables will value the 49 cm passage width. Hotels with narrow breakfast rooms or corridors can use it to run plates and amenities. Boutique restaurants and bars that care about atmosphere will like a slim robot that does not dominate the floor. Venues that want promotion built into the service, such as resorts and lounges, will use the advertising screen every day.
If your aisles are wide and your priority is a different tray design or a higher capacity, look at the T9 or the T8. If you want an enclosed carrying space, the DINERBOT T3 is the sibling to review. More options sit in the Delivery Robots category.
What is the T11 used for?
- Table delivery. Carrying food and drinks from the kitchen or bar to the table through tight aisles.
- Dish return. Collecting used plates and glasses, with self-pickup tray detection helping the robot know when the trays are loaded.
- On-screen promotion. Showing specials and brand messages on the 18.5-inch advertising screen in either of its two advertising modes.
- Hotel service. Moving breakfast items or small supplies along narrow corridors and through compact dining areas.
- Peak-hour support. Taking repetitive walking off the team so staff can spend more time with guests.
- Boutique retail and lounges. Serving venues where space is limited and presentation matters.
Pricing and Availability
We do not print prices on this page. A quotation is the next step, and it is tailored to your venue and the number of robots you need. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation, so you can see the whole plan before you decide. The Keenon DINERBOT T11 is available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How narrow a passage can the T11 use?
The minimum passage width is 49cm (19.29"), and the minimum turning diameter is 0.6m.
How much can the T11 carry?
The maximum load capacity is 20 kg, with 5 kg on the middle level and 10 kg on the bottom level.
How fast does it move?
Operating speed is adjustable from 0.1 to 1.0 m/s, so you can match the pace to the room.
How long does the battery last?
Battery life is up to 13.5H, from a DC25.9V 20.8Ah battery.
Does the T11 have screens?
Yes. It has a 10.1-inch 1080P operation screen for staff and an 18.5-inch 1080P advertising screen with two advertising modes.
Can I get the IP rating and connectivity details?
Ask for them when you request your quotation, and they will be shared with it.
Where can I buy the T11 and what does it cost?
You can request it through this page. The cost is given in a quotation that fits your venue, with delivery, customs and support arranged at the same time.
Summary
The T11 answers a simple question: what do you do when the room is narrower than the robot you wanted? With a 49cm (19.29") passage width, five stereo vision sensors, a six-wheel shock-absorbing chassis and an 18.5-inch advertising screen, it serves tight dining rooms and sells at the same time. For a quotation tailored to your space, this page is the starting point.
