Description
Good for
- Small restaurants and cafés where a full-size delivery robot cannot circulate (55 cm passage)
- Venues wanting long runtime (up to ~15 h per Keenon) in a compact robot
- Operators who want tray-detection and guided self-pickup for guests
Not for
- Heavy loads — 20 kg maximum; the T9/T3 carry 40 kg
- Buyers who need a published price or packing list — Keenon publishes neither
What a quote includes
The DinerBot T8 unit, any charging setup you select, the standard box contents as confirmed with Keenon (not published), plus freight and duties as one landed total, confirmed by email before any payment.
Delivery, total cost & warranty
Ships from China as freight; your quote confirms the routing and the landed total for your country before any payment. Keenon publishes no packing list and no warranty terms, so box contents, any workstation inclusion and warranty are confirmed in your quote.
Product FAQ
Q: How narrow can the venue be?
A: Keenon’s table gives a 55 cm minimum passage width — the narrowest in the DINERBOT line after the T11 (49 cm).
Q: What is the price?
A: Keenon publishes no price for the DinerBot T8. Your quote confirms the current price and landed total.
Specifications
| Dimensions | 38.4 × 46.8 × 111.1 cm |
| Weight | 34 kg |
| Speed | 1.0 m/s |
| Slope | 5° |
| Load | 20 kg |
| Battery life | Up to ~15 h |
| Charging time | 4 h |
| Minimum passage width | 55 cm |
| Screen / interaction | 10.1″ touchscreen; tray-detection sensor; 300° open tray; voice + visual self-pickup guidance |
| Sensors | 3 stereo-vision sensors |
| China price | Not published by Keenon |
Sources & verification: Keenon’s official DINERBOT T8 product pages (keenon.com / keenon.cn), checked November 2026. Keenon publishes no prices, packing lists or warranty terms.
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