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Elevate your delivery with engaging fun. A shock-absorbing chassis, smart self-pickup and delivery, enhanced safety care and VSLAM positioning.
Product introduction
The Keenon DINERBOT T9 Pro elevates delivery with engaging fun and smooth interactions. A shock-absorbing chassis keeps dishes steady, while smart self-pickup and enhanced safety care keep service flowing.
Details & key features
Six features that define the T9 Pro, plus the full specifications.
Multi-link damping and an all-new shock absorption system mean the T9 Pro retains stability over obstacles. An all-new PID control algorithm ensures acceleration, braking and turning is smooth and steady, eliminating spillage.
Multi-link dampingEfficiency is maximized thanks to the 3 trays all utilizing radar sensors which detect when an item has been placed and removed. Reminders to take the correct dishes are made using lighting, voice prompts and on-screen displays. T9 Pro can also perform consecutive tasks, for complete “grab and go” convenience.
3 traysEnhanced with an additional stereo vision sensor for detecting low obstacles and preventing falls from stairs.
Stereo visionUpgraded visual sensors allow the robot to map and recognize its location, doing away with the need for unsightly labels attached to the ceiling. This ensures more reliable navigation and positioning, while preserving the aesthetic of the restaurant décor.
VSLAMTotal load capacity is 40 kg. The upper three layers each measure 48.6 × 38.4 cm.
40 kg loadAn 11.6-inch (1920 × 1080) operation screen, with speakers, a strip light, plate detection radar and an emergency stop button.
11.6″ touch screenSpecifications
Full technical specifications for the Keenon DINERBOT T9 Pro.
*Charging pile is not included. **All battery claims depend on many factors; actual results will vary. Battery has limited recharge cycles and may eventually need to be replaced. Battery life and charge cycles vary by use and settings. ***Charging time is from 15% to 100% battery capacity, using a recharger or charging pile, with the robot powered on. Do not attempt to charge a wet robot.
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A multi-link damping system and an all-new shock absorption system keep it stable over obstacles. A new PID control algorithm keeps acceleration, braking and turning smooth, eliminating spillage.
Each of the 3 trays uses radar sensors to detect when an item is placed and removed. Lighting, voice prompts and on-screen displays remind diners to take the correct dishes.
Yes. The T9 Pro can perform consecutive tasks for complete “grab and go” convenience.
An additional stereo vision sensor detects low obstacles and prevents falls from stairs. It also has an emergency stop button and an emergency sensing strip.
No. Upgraded visual sensors allow the robot to map and recognize its location with VSLAM, with no labels attached to the ceiling.
Total load capacity is 40 kg. The upper three layers each measure 48.6 × 38.4 cm.
It moves at up to 0.8 m/s, runs for up to 15 hours and needs a minimum passage width of 70 cm. Charging takes 4 hours (from 15% to 100%); the charging pile is not included.
Availability and pricing: TBC. Request a quote and the RoboServe team will get back to you.
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