Full KEENON catalogue
The catalogue isn't a list of machines but a map of processes: choose the operational area and jump straight to the robot family that fits your operation.
Sky Blue SeriesKLEENBOTAutonomous cleaning of hard floors for hotels and large facilities.
Dreamy Blue SeriesDINERBOTFloor service, buffet and deliveries in food service and hospitality.
Steady Dark Grey SeriesHEAVY LOADInternal load transport: laundry, warehouse and restocking.
The KLEENBOT family groups the autonomous cleaning robots for hard floors. The three models cover everything from small restaurants to airports and shopping centres. The main difference between models is the area they cover per hour and the tank size. The C40 is the most deployed model in medium-sized hotels in Spain.
| Model | Ideal surface | Function | Water tank | Ideal for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| C30 | up to 500 m² | autonomous scrubbing | small | restaurants, small hotels, offices |
| C40 | up to 1,500 m² | scrubbing + sweeping | 45 L | medium hotels, hospitals, care homes |
| C55 | over 2,000 m² | high-power scrubbing | large | shopping centres, airports, logistics |
The DINERBOT family covers the floor service robots for food service, buffets and protected deliveries in F&B. All models navigate autonomously between tables, return empty plates to the kitchen and can be customised with the establishment's name and branding. The difference between models lies in the number of trays, the HOT heating function and the design for different types of service.
| Model | Trays | Special function | Ideal for |
|---|---|---|---|
| T3 | 3 | compact and agile | small restaurants, cafés, dark kitchens |
| T8 | 4 | HOT heating | restaurants with hot service, hotels with breakfast buffet |
| T9 | 4 | versatile | mid-size food service, buffets, floor room service |
| T10 | 4 | HOT + iF Design Award 2026 | premium hotels, experience restaurants |
| T11 | 4 | premium design, 2026 launch | high volume, newly opened establishments |
Room service operations in hotels can combine two complementary flows: the W3 for private, enclosed deliveries to the room, and the S100 adapted as a bellhop service for light luggage, bulky amenities and visible support between floors.
W3 · Private deliveries
The W3 works in corridors and rooms with enclosed compartments, lift integration and discreet door delivery. It's the main option for private orders, night room service and amenities that require traceability.
S100 · Bellhop service
When the flow doesn't require enclosed compartments, the S100 can be configured as bellhop support to escort loads, move amenities and cut repetitive trips for reception, housekeeping and back-of-house.
The Heavy Load S100 and S300 robots handle internal transport of heavy loads in hotels, hospitals and logistics warehouses. Moving laundry linen, maintenance material, warehouse boxes and minibar restocking consumes hours of qualified staff who could be doing higher-value tasks. The Heavy Load robots automate those repetitive trips with full autonomy.
| Model | Maximum load | Ideal for |
|---|---|---|
| S100 | up to 150 kg | hotels, hospitals, offices with standard aisles |
| S300 | up to 300 kg | logistics warehouses, large hospitals, distribution centres |
We answer the usual questions for choosing a family and model. If you need a quick recommendation, message us on WhatsApp.
It depends on the problem you want to solve first. If the biggest bottleneck is cleaning common areas, the C40 is the most common starting point. If it's night room service, the W3. If it's the floor team's workload at breakfast or dinner, a DINERBOT T9 or T10. In the free assessment we help you identify which gives the highest return in your specific operation.
Yes, and it's standard in medium and large hotels. A 150-room hotel can have a C40 for night cleaning, a W3 for room service and two DINERBOT T10s in the restaurant. The robots don't interfere with each other because each family operates in different areas of the hotel.
No. Each family is designed and optimised for a specific operational function. Trying to make one robot do multiple functions would reduce its efficiency in each. The KEENON catalogue's architecture of specialised families is precisely what guarantees the return on investment per operational area.
The C55 has more scrubbing power, a larger tank and is designed for surfaces over 2,000 m² per shift. If your facility is a medium hotel or care home, the C40 is usually enough. For shopping centres, airports, logistics or very large surfaces, the C55 can cut cycles and improve the cost per square metre.
We need to know the surface area, the number of rooms or tables, current shifts, aisle width, floor type, whether there are lifts, the workflow and the financial goal. With that data we prepare an initial assessment and a phased deployment recommendation.
Alpha Robotics' free assessment identifies the flow with the highest return and turns the KEENON catalogue into an operational decision: which robot, for which area, with what goal and over what payback period.
