From a tight café floor to a busy full-service restaurant, the Dinerbot range runs food and clears tables, while Xbot robots serve coffee and ice cream with no barista on shift.
Wages make up a large share of a restaurant's costs, and every increase lands straight on an already thin margin.
A large share of front-of-house time goes on carrying plates out and empties back, rather than on the guest interactions that drive tips and repeat visits.
Keeping a barista or counter staff on for mid-afternoon or late-evening trade rarely pays, but closing the offer loses sales.
Dinerbot T9 and T10 carry up to 40kg across four trays and deliver to several tables in one run. The T9 lasts up to 18 hours on a charge, enough to cover lunch and dinner without a charging break.
Dinerbot T8 needs just 55cm to pass and has tray sensors that detect when a load has been removed, making it a good fit for packed café floors and bussing runs.
Dinerbot T10 adds a 23.8" display alongside its order screen, showing specials, desserts or event information as it moves around the room.
Xbot S Pro's two robotic arms prepare espresso drinks with latte art. Xbot Lite pours two drinks at a time and can run from bottled water where there's no plumbing.
Xbot IC serves soft-serve ice cream from a panoramic display case that doubles as an advertising screen, and manages its own hygiene cycle.
Every lease includes delivery, set-up, staff training, maintenance and support.
Compact food-runner and bussing robot built for tight floor plans.
Longest-runtime Dinerbot for continuous multi-table service.
Multi-table food runner with a built-in advertising screen.
Dual-arm robotic coffee bar serving barista-style drinks unattended.
Compact dual-drink dispenser that installs without plumbing.
Autonomous ice cream vending robot with food-safety controls built in.
Lease prices are quoted weekly, so it's easy to weigh a robot against the hours it frees up on the rota.
Keep cash for stock, fit-out and marketing rather than buying equipment outright.
Move from a T8 to a T9 or T10, or add units, as covers and floor space change at the end of your term.
T8 for narrow aisles and tightly packed seating (55cm passage width). T9 for long services, with up to 18 hours of runtime. T10 if you want a built-in promotional screen. We'll recommend one after looking at your floor plan.
Dinerbot T9 and T10 have four trays and can deliver to up to four tables per run, carrying up to 40kg in total.
Xbot Lite can run from a bottled water supply, so it can go almost anywhere with power. We confirm water, drainage and power requirements for the Xbot S Pro during the site survey.
Xbot IC manages its own hygiene cycle and self-cleans every 14 days without a technician. Your team still restocks it and carries out your normal food-safety checks.