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KEENON T11 waiter robot with a screen for F&B and visual communication
DINERBOT T11 spec sheet: waiter robot with a communication screen for Food & Beverage, restaurants, hotels, events and visual promotion.
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KEENON T11 SEO sheet
T11: floor service, visual marketing and high impact in front of customers.
The DINERBOT T11 adds a communication screen to the transport function, ideal for hotels, restaurants and events where the robot also needs to communicate promotions or reinforce the experience.
- ScreenCommunication
- F&BVisible service
- MarketingPromotion
- Dining roomHigh impact
DINERBOT T11 technical specifications
| Parameter | Indicative value |
|---|---|
| Payload | 20 kg (5 kg per intermediate tray · 10 kg base) |
| Maximum speed | 0.1-1.0 m/s (adjustable) |
| Screen | advertising 18.5" |
| Minimum passage width | 49 cm |
| Maximum gradient | 5° |
| Battery | DC 25.9 V · 20.8 Ah |
| Space per tray | 383 × 342 × 220 mm (intermediate) · 383 × 342 × 285 mm (base) |
| Weight | 38 kg |
| Dimensions | 463 × 384 × 1123 mm |
| Navigation | 5 stereo vision sensors + VSLAM |
Indicative family values migrated from the catalogue. The exact configuration is confirmed during the assessment and in KEENON's current datasheet.
T11 SEO FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the KEENON T11 before requesting a demo.
We answer the main questions to decide whether this high-visual-impact waiter robot fits your hotel, restaurant, hospital, large facility or logistics flow.
What is the KEENON T11 robot used for in F&B?
The T11 is geared towards floor service, visual promotion, carrying plates and drinks, and experiences where the robot needs to add impact as well as efficiency.
Is the T11 suitable for hotels and events?
Yes. In hotels, restaurants and events, the T11 can improve the perception of innovation and cut repetitive trips for the floor team.
What sets the T11 apart from the T9 or T10?
The T11 is positioned as a high-visual-impact, communication option, while the T9 prioritises high capacity and the T10 combines a premium presence with visible service.
Can Alpha Robotics define routes and messages for the T11?
Yes. Deployment includes a dining-room analysis, routes, service points, team training and tuning the robot's commercial use.
Free assessment
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Commercial model and deployment
RaaS, fast deployment and full support to operate without friction.
Main model RaaS - Robots as a Service (OPEX): a fixed monthly fee, no upfront investment, sized per project for operational return. Direct purchase (CAPEX) available on request.
OpEx Flow packs
The indicative packs by hotel size, with their calculation methodology, live on the acquisition models page.
Operational roadmap
- Days 1-2Deployment and testing: delivery, unpacking and environment preparation.
- Days 3-4Integration and validation of the hotel's lifts and automated systems.
- Days 4-6Training and simulation with staff.
- Days 6-10Final go-live in real operating hours.
Capabilities, requirements and limitations
- F&B T range: payload up to 40 kg depending on the model for floor service, buffet, clearing and kitchen-to-floor support, with visual communication on screen
- Integration/connectivity: W3, S100 and the C range certified for multi-floor integration; autonomous use of lifts and automatic doors via a dedicated network and IoT (LoRaWAN/radio frequency), without interfering with guest WiFi.
Maintenance and SLA
- Permanent technical support, parts, labour, technician call-outs and consumables included in the OPEX model.
- In the event of a critical breakdown that compromises operations: replacement of the robot with a new or courtesy unit at no additional cost.
Real-world cases
Paradis Beachcomber Golf Resort: 4 multi-robot units from the T series for clearing and laying out tableware/glassware in buffet flows at peak hours.
Trou aux Biches Beachcomber Golf Resort: over 2 years in continuous operation under leasing, robust scheduled routes and an SLA with minimal breakdown incidents.
Also cited: Heritage Le Telfair Golf & Wellness Resort and Dinarobin Beachcomber Golf Resort & Spa.
Ideal sectors
Hospitality 4-5★Catering and food service: T5-T11Industryl/logistics: S300 up to 300 kgLarge premises and shopping centres: C55 3,000 m²/h
Frequently asked questions about the KEENON T11
The questions we get before deploying a KEENON T11. If you can't find yours, message us on WhatsApp.
How much does the KEENON T11 waiter robot cost?
The T11 is available as a RaaS model (fixed monthly fee, no upfront investment) or as a direct purchase on request. The price depends on the configuration and units; calculate an estimate in the configurator or request a free assessment.
What is the T11's screen for?
The T11 includes a screen for visual communication: promotions, welcome messages, brand content or service information, in addition to floor transport. It's useful when you want to use the robot as a communication channel too.
How much weight and battery life does the T11 have?
It carries up to 20 kg (5 kg per intermediate tray and 10 kg on the base), moves at 0.1-1 m/s and fits through aisles of just 49 cm. Its 18.5-inch screen makes it ideal for visual communication.
What is the lead time for the T11?
The indicative lead time is a few weeks from confirmation, depending on stock and configuration, and includes setting up on-screen content and training.
What installation requirements does the T11 need?
Stable WiFi, a power socket for the charging dock, aisles with enough room and an initial mapping of the dining room.