$12,675.00
The DINERBOT T10 is an AI-powered service/delivery robot built by KEENON Robotics for use in hospitality, restaurants, hotels, and similar venues. PR Newswire+4keenon.com+4iF Design+4 It is positioned as both a food delivery / waiter assistant robot and a marketing / interactive unit (with advertising/display features). PR Newswire+4Dominion Drones www.dominiondrones.com+4Airpuria+4
Because it blends delivery and customer interaction, it’s often called a “dinerbot” or “delivery + marketing expert.” Useabot+2Airpuria+2
The T10 has also earned design recognition: it won the iF Design Award in 2025 for its innovation in interaction and navigation.
Here are its major capabilities and design highlights:
| Feature | Description / Notes |
|---|---|
| Navigation & sensing | Uses VSLAM + sensor fusion (stereo cameras, LiDAR, RGB cameras) for 360° / wide-area perception, obstacle avoidance, and path planning. Useabot+6keenon.com+6Airpuria+6 |
| Adaptive / interactive behavior | It has a movable head, expression and voice features, responds to touches, movements, or delivery events to enhance engagement. Useabot+6keenon.com+6Airpuria+6 |
| Screen & advertising | Front-facing 23.8-inch display (touch or video screen) to show advertisements, messages, or interactive content. HelloGard.com+7keenon.com+7Airpuria+7 |
| Tray / delivery mechanism | Open-access tray so customers or staff can pick up items easily. AI tray detection is used (to detect when a plate is being taken) for automating actions. PR Newswire+5keenon.com+5Airpuria+5 |
| Load capacity & space constraints | Total load capacity: ~ 40 kg (≈ 88 lbs) Airpuria+5keenon.com+5Dominion Drones www.dominiondrones.com+5 It can operate through narrow passages of 59 cm width (≈ 23.2 in) NEXOSERV Robotics+4keenon.com+4Airpuria+4 |
| Dimensions & weight | Size (W × D × H): 48.6 × 55.5 × 139.9 cm (≈ 19.13″ × 21.85″ × 54.69″) keenon.com+2Dominion Drones www.dominiondrones.com+2 Weight: ~ 58 kg (≈ 128 lbs) PR Newswire+3keenon.com+3Dominion Drones www.dominiondrones.com+3 |
| Speed / performance | Maximum speed: 1.0 m/s (≈ 3.28 ft/s) keenon.com+2Dominion Drones www.dominiondrones.com+2 Slope handling: up to 5° incline keenon.com+1 |
| Battery / power | Battery life: up to ~ 8 hours under typical use PR Newswire+4keenon.com+4Dominion Drones www.dominiondrones.com+4 Charging time: ~ 5.5 hours (15% → 100%) NEXOSERV Robotics+3keenon.com+3Dominion Drones www.dominiondrones.com+3 |
| Multi-robot & dispatching | Supports multi-robot coordination and includes AI route optimization/dispatch so multiple units can operate together in a shared space. Dominion Drones www.dominiondrones.com+4NEXOSERV Robotics+4Airpuria+4 |
| Customizability / branding | You can choose head accessories, skins, voices, expressions to match branding or theme. PR Newswire+3keenon.com+3Airpuria+3 |
| Use cases | Delivery of food and drinks (e.g. restaurants), room service in hotels, leveraging its screen for advertising or promotions, retrieving dirty dishes. PR Newswire+4Airpuria+4Dominion Drones www.dominiondrones.com+4 |
Strengths:
Combines functional delivery with marketing/interaction, giving value beyond mere logistics.
Good for tight indoor spaces thanks to its narrow turning footprint (59 cm passage) and compact design.
High payload capacity (40 kg) allows it to carry multiple or heavy dishes.
Battery life supports many hours of continuous operation, suitable for full hospitality shifts.
Advanced sensing and navigation give it robust obstacle detection, safety, and reliability.
Customizable appearance and expression features help make it more friendly or brand-aligned.
Recognized design (iF Award) indicates attention to user experience and aesthetics.
Considerations:
Battery runtime and real throughput will depend heavily on load, speed, frequency of stops, sensor activity, and environment (crowdedness, obstacles, etc.).
Charging time is non-trivial: ~5.5 hours from 15% to full, so deployment scheduling or backup units may be needed.
Although it can handle narrow passages, layout changes or tight corners may still pose challenges, depending on environment.
Initial cost, maintenance, and integration (mapping, routing, staff training) will be relevant to total cost.
In outdoor or rugged environments, performance might degrade; it’s primarily intended for indoor, controlled settings.
