Travel speed
1.0 m/s
Product-sheet movement speed, not effective delivery throughput.
Catering delivery robot with 55 cm minimum passage width
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1.0 m/s
Product-sheet movement speed, not effective delivery throughput.
34 kg
Up to 15 h
Manufacturer range or upper bound; real runtime varies with usage and settings.
4 h
Charging endpoints and test conditions not specified in this table.
38.4 × 46.8 × 111.1 cm
10.1 in
55 cm
5°
20 kg
Total capacity across trays, not capacity per tray.
3
| Specification | Value | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Travel speed | 1.0 m/s | Product-sheet movement speed, not effective delivery throughput. |
| Robot body weight | 34 kg | — |
| Battery runtime | Up to 15 h | Manufacturer range or upper bound; real runtime varies with usage and settings. |
| Charging time | 4 h | Charging endpoints and test conditions not specified in this table. |
| Dimensions (width × depth × height) | 38.4 × 46.8 × 111.1 cm | — |
| Touchscreen diagonal | 10.1 in | — |
| Minimum passage width | 55 cm | — |
| Slope angle | 5° | — |
| Total load capacity | 20 kg | Total capacity across trays, not capacity per tray. |
| Stereo vision sensors | 3 | — |
Specifications are compiled from the linked manufacturer-published sources and may vary by model, configuration or region. Confirm the latest manufacturer documentation before purchase.
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KEENON DINERBOT T8 is a catering delivery robot. Its product sheet lists 20 kg total load capacity and a minimum passage width of 55 cm. It uses a 10.1-inch touchscreen, tray sensors and three stereo-vision sensors. Published runtime is up to 15 h, not a guaranteed full-shift duration; route, load and settings affect actual operation. Integration and pricing are handled through KEENON sales enquiries.
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