Keenon Robotics
Keenon DinerBot T11
Narrow-aisle service waiter robot
Price on request
SKU: 219142
Rental: selection, delivery and turnkey commissioning. Term to fit your task.
- Selection and delivery included
- Minimum term is negotiable
- Buyout possible, terms negotiable
[ about the robot ]
The DINERBOT T11 is Keenon's compact waiter robot for spaces with narrow aisles. It passes through gaps as narrow as 49 cm thanks to a combination of 5 stereo cameras, VSLAM, and LiDAR. It carries up to 20 kg on 3 adjustable trays and runs up to 8 hours per charge.
The body has two screens: an 18.5-inch advertising display and a 10.1-inch touchscreen for control. Suited for restaurants and cafes with dense table seating where a regular delivery robot cannot pass.
- Dimensions (W×D×H):
- 38.4 × 46.3 × 112.3 cm
- Weight:
- 38 kg
- Payload:
- 20 kg
- Number of trays:
- 3 adjustable
- Max speed:
- 0.1-1 m/s
- Navigation:
- 5 stereo cameras + VSLAM + LiDAR (Class 1), multi-sensor obstacle avoidance
- Battery life:
- up to 8 h
- Charging time:
- 5.5 h
- Min aisle width:
- 49 cm
- Advertising display:
- 18.5"
- Touchscreen:
- 10.1" (1280 × 800)
- Max gradient:
- 5°
- Application:
- restaurants, cafes, narrow aisles
- Model and configuration matched to your task
- Supply and logistics to your site in Russia
- Commissioning and handover into operation
- Staff training on operating the robot
- Warranty support and service
- Service coverage and spare parts
Warranty and service
Warranty support, service coverage and spare parts. We help integrate the robot into your infrastructure and train your staff. Exact service terms and coverage depend on your region.
More about serviceHow to fit a robot into your budget
Start with rental to test the robot on your own task without a large upfront spend. If the task is permanent, go for purchase or leasing: the equipment works from day one while payments follow a schedule.
Rental
Test a robot on your own tasks without a large investment.
- No purchase, no asset on your books
- For an event, a season or a pilot project
- Delivery and an operator on site
Purchase
The robot becomes yours: no terms, no returns.
- Your own robot for a permanent task
- Warranty and service support
- We help with selection and launch
Leasing
Pay in instalments: much like rental, but at the end the robot stays with you.
- For companies: no lump sum at the start
- The asset goes on your books, payments follow a schedule
- We help you through the paperwork
[ questions ]
Common questions
and objections
Short answers to what usually worries people before a deal. If your question is not here, just ask us directly.
What are the delivery timelines?
Timelines depend on availability and configuration. Once you send a request, a manager confirms availability and gives you the exact delivery and commissioning timeline.
How quickly will it pay off in our case?
We work it out for your task: what the robot replaces or speeds up, how many shifts it covers, which deal type is more favourable. Send us the inputs and we will come back with the numbers.
Does the robot work in freezing weather and rain?
Operating conditions (temperature range, protection against moisture and dust) depend on the model. Check the specifications and confirm with a manager for your site.
Will the robot replace our people?
In practice it takes over routine work and hazardous rounds, while people stay on the tasks that call for judgement. We fit the scenario to your process, not the other way around.
What if the robot breaks down? Who repairs it, and how fast?
We are a full-cycle supplier: warranty support, service coverage and spare parts. Response times and service coverage are confirmed for your region.
Can we rent first and buy it out later?
Yes. Rental is a way to test the robot on your own task without a large upfront spend. Buyout is possible, terms are agreed individually.
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