DINERBOT · Waiter robot
KEENON T8 waiter robot for compact floor service
DINERBOT T8 spec sheet: compact waiter robot for floor service, carrying plates and drinks in restaurants, hotels and spaces with narrow aisles.
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About the KEENON T8
T8: visible floor support in an agile, approachable format.
The DINERBOT T8 is a compact solution for carrying plates, drinks and small loads in restaurants, hotels and spaces where the aisle width constrains operations.
- F&BFloor service
- CompactMid-size spaces
- TraysLight transport
- CustomerVisible interaction
DINERBOT T8 technical specifications
| Parameter | Indicative value |
|---|---|
| Payload | 20 kg |
| Tray levels | 3 (default) |
| Maximum speed | 1.0 m/s |
| Battery life | 15 h (LS) · 18 h (LB) |
| Charging time | 4.5 h (LS) · 4 h (LB) |
| Tray size | top 38.3 × 34.2 cm · base 32.5 × 31.8 cm |
| Minimum passage width | 55 cm |
| Weight | 34 kg (LS) · 38 kg (LB) |
| Dimensions | 38.4 × 46.8 × 111.1 cm |
| Functions | floor service, pickup auto-guidance, multi-robot collaboration |
Indicative family values. The exact configuration is confirmed during the assessment and in KEENON's current datasheet.
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.
- 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 up to 2,376 m²/h
Frequently asked questions about the KEENON T8
The questions we get before deploying a KEENON T8. If you can't find yours, message us on WhatsApp.
Which restaurants is the KEENON T8 waiter robot suitable for?
The T8 is a compact option for restaurants, cafés, hotels and dining rooms with narrow aisles. It carries trays of plates and drinks, cuts repetitive trips and frees staff up for customer service. Passage width is checked during the assessment.
Does the T8 replace waiters?
No. The T8 provides operational support: it moves trays and cuts repetitive trips so staff can spend more time on customer service, sales and the dining experience.
What is analysed before deploying a T8?
Alpha Robotics reviews kitchen-to-floor distances, aisle width, the number of tables, shifts, plate volume and time-saving goals to size the solution.
Can I compare the T8 with the T9 or the T10?
Yes. The assessment compares the T8, T9, T10 and T11 by capacity, visual presence, dining-room size, type of service and expected return.
How much does the KEENON T8 waiter robot cost?
The price is on request. Available to buy or as RaaS / OpEx Flow with a monthly fee. Request a free demo with estimated ROI.