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DINERBOT T11

Marketing Expert in Narrow-Aisle Delivery

PLN 39,900 excl. VAT · PLN 49,077 gross

Free delivery in Poland

RaaS from PLN 1,590/mo excl. VAT

Also available as Robot-as-a-Service with a fixed monthly fee.

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DINERBOT T11

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The KEENON DINERBOT T11 is a catering delivery robot built for narrow-aisle venues: five stereo vision sensors with VSLAM fusion let it pass through aisles as narrow as 49 cm, and multi-modal 3D vision handles obstacle avoidance in crowded rooms. It carries up to 20 kg on its trays, runs up to 13.5 hours per charge at an adjustable 0.1-1.0 m/s, and uses an in-house six-wheel shock-absorbing chassis to prevent spillage during sudden stops. A large front display is intended for in-venue advertising, and the robot's ears, expressions and voice can be switched to suit the venue.

20 kg
Payload: 13.5 h
Battery life: 49 cm
Min. aisle width: 1.0 m/s
Top speed

Where it works

Restaurants
Hotels
Cafés and bars
Canteens

Features

Robot navigating a narrow restaurant aisle with stereo vision

Equipped with Five Stereo Vision Sensors for Seamless Navigation Through 49 cm Aisles, Improving Agility in Tight Spaces

Five stereo vision sensors with VSLAM fusion for precise navigation through ultra-narrow aisles.

Robot navigating a narrow restaurant aisle with stereo vision

3D vision detecting an obstacle in a dim dining room

Multi-Modal 3D Vision for Safer Obstacle Avoidance in Complex Environments

Multi-modal 3D vision with millisecond-level decision algorithms for smooth navigation in crowded spaces, proactively avoiding obstacles.

3D vision detecting an obstacle in a dim dining room

Large Display

Smarter advertising with a large display.

Front view of the large display showing a menu promotion

Six-Wheel Shock-Absorbing Chassis

Developed in-house, prevents spillage during sudden stops. In-house developed six-wheel shock-absorbing chassis with motion control algorithms, preventing spillage even with 1 cm clearance.

Cutaway of the six-wheel shock-absorbing chassis

Tray sensor detecting a cake for self-pickup

AI-Powered Self-Pickup, Learning for Better Performance

Tray detection accuracy over 99%, continuously self-improving with every use.

Tray sensor detecting a cake for self-pickup

Switchable ear styles and facial expressions

Versatile Style, Adaptable to Your Preferences

Versatile design (ears, expressions, voice) - easily switchable to match your preferences.

Switchable ear styles and facial expressions

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Technical specifications

Dimensions (W x D x H): 463 × 384 × 1123 mm
Weight: 38 kg
Operating Speed: Adjustable from 0.1 to 1.0 m/s
Tray Dimensions (L x W x H): 383 × 342 × 220 mm (middle level); 383 × 342 × 285 mm (bottom level)

Maximum Load Capacity: 20 kg (5 kg on middle level, 10 kg on bottom level)
Slope angle: 5°
Battery life: Up to 13.5 h
Minimum passage width: 49 cm

Manufacturer data. Battery life depends on load, floor and usage; charging time refers to 15–100 % with the robot switched on.

Price: Net, add 23 % VAT. Includes delivery anywhere in Poland; on-site setup and integration are quoted separately.

Accessories

Compatible add-ons available through Robovex.

Floating tray
Gimbal-stabilised tray for drinks and wine service on DINERBOT T-series robots.
Charging pile
Automatic docking charger for DINERBOT T-series robots.
Table calling device (bridge + receiver)
Lets guests or staff summon a robot to the table with one press.
Calling bells (set of 5)
Additional wireless call buttons for the table calling system.
Robot access control module (GBOX-EU)
Opens automatic doors and gates for the robot on its route.