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Keenon DINERBOT T9 High-load Capacity Restaurant Robot is an autonomous mobile robot from KEENON. Its 40-kilogram four-shelf capacity for multi-table delivery in a single trip, 18-hour battery covering full service-day operation, VSLAM and 3D perception navigation for safe crowded-space performance, and coordinated multi-robot dispatching for fleet.
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Keenon DINERBOT T9 High-load Capacity Restaurant Robot is an autonomous mobile robot from KEENON. Its 40-kilogram four-shelf capacity for multi-table delivery in a single trip, 18-hour battery covering full service-day operation, VSLAM and 3D perception navigation for safe crowded-space performance, and coordinated multi-robot dispatching for fleet deployments have been validated across more than 25,000 restaurants globally.
Keenon DINERBOT T9 High-load Capacity Restaurant Robot is an autonomous mobile robot from KEENON. Its 40-kilogram four-shelf capacity for multi-table delivery in a single trip, 18-hour battery covering full service-day operation, VSLAM and 3D perception navigation for safe crowded-space performance, and coordinated multi-robot dispatching for fleet deployments have been validated across more than 25,000 restaurants globally.
Specifications Dimensions(WxDxH): 50.0 x 52.7 x 126.6cm (19.69″ x 20.75″ x 49.84″) Weight*: 63kg (139lbs) Moving Speed: 0.1-1.0 m/s (0.33-3.28 ft/s) Battery Life**: Up to 18h Charging Time***: 4h Slope Angle: 5° Total Load Capacity: 40kg (88lbs) Minimum Passage Width: 70cm (27.56″)
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Its 40-kilogram four-shelf capacity for multi-table delivery in a single trip, 18-hour battery covering full service-day operation, VSLAM and 3D perception navigation for safe crowded-space performance, and coordinated multi-robot dispatching for fleet deployments have been validated across more than 25,000 restaurants globally.
Specifications Dimensions(WxDxH): 50.0 x 52.7 x 126.6cm (19.69″ x 20.75″ x 49.84″) Weight*: 63kg (139lbs) Moving Speed: 0.1-1.0 m/s (0.33-3.28 ft/s) Battery Life**: Up to 18h Charging Time***: 4h Slope Angle: 5° Total Load Capacity: 40kg (88lbs) Minimum Passage Width: 70cm (27.56″)
The T9’s 18-hour battery eliminates the operational management burden of mid-shift robot recharging, which is one of the most common sources of operator dissatisfaction with shorter-battery-life robots.
A hotel restaurant running from 6:30 AM breakfast through 11 PM evening service with continuous coverage across three meal periods can deploy the T9 through all three periods on a single charge, with autonomous charging management between breakfast and lunch, and between lunch and dinner, ensuring readiness for each peak period.
A server making 15 single-table trips per hour spends 45 to 60 minutes per hour on delivery alone; a T9 making five four-table trips per hour covers the same volume while freeing equivalent server time for customer interaction, upselling, and service recovery tasks where human engagement creates commercial value.
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Its 40-kilogram four-shelf capacity for multi-table delivery in a single trip, 18-hour battery covering full service-day operation, VSLAM and 3D perception navigation for safe crowded-space performance, and coordinated multi-robot dispatching for fleet deployments have been validated across more than 25,000.
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