Self-driving robots that deliver food, room-service orders, linen and luggage on their own. They ride lifts, open doors and park at the right room or table with 10 mm precision.
Every RoboServe shares the same navigation brain, screen and battery. The top changes to match the work.
Two RoboServe models designed around one job each: a restaurant robot that also sells, and a hotel robot that delivers privately to the room.
A restaurant robot with four sensing trays that know when a plate is picked up, and a 15.6" Full HD screen that runs your promotions between deliveries.
| Dimensions | 58 × 49 × 129 cm |
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| Tray size | 43 × 40 cm |
| Speed | 0.3 – 1.2 m/s |
| Min. passage | 65 cm |
| Climbing / obstacles | ≤ 10° / 20 mm |
| Battery | 15 Ah · >10 h runtime · 3 h charging |
| Screens | 10.1" touch + 15.6" FHD ad screen |
| Network | 4G / Wi-Fi |
A hotel delivery robot with four lockable cabins. It rides the lift on its own, phones the room when it arrives, and opens only the guest's cabin, so every delivery stays private.
| Dimensions | 52 × 48 × 120 cm |
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| Net weight | 55 kg |
| Speed | 0.5 – 1.2 m/s |
| Min. passage | 70 cm |
| Climbing / obstacles | 8° / 50 mm |
| Battery | 20 Ah · >10 h runtime · 4 h charging |
| Interaction | 10.1" HD touch screen · AI voice |
| Navigation | Laser SLAM + depth vision, cm-level positioning |
Maps your property once, then plans routes and steers around guests, trolleys and obstacles. Free, track, hybrid and follow modes.
12 hours on one charge and 5 hours to recharge, so one charge covers breakfast through dinner service.
Open shelves, four-tier trays, a flat platform or a large deck, and custom cabinets can be built on top.
Connects to lift controllers and automatic doors so it can deliver across every floor of a building.
Call it with a button, tablet or phone, or let it follow a staff member with a wristband.
Notification lights, speakers and a 10.1" touch screen let guests and staff know it has arrived.
| RoboServe 80 | RoboServe 150 | RoboServe 300 | RoboServe 300E | |
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| Best for | Food running, room service | Restaurants, banquets | Linen, housekeeping | Luggage, bulk items |
| Dimensions L × W × H | 570 × 500 × 1,240 mm | 740 × 500 × 1,240 mm | 740 × 500 × 1,240 mm | 900 × 600 × 1,240 mm |
| Maximum load | 80 kg | 150 kg | 300 kg | 300 kg |
| Robot weight | 65 kg | 90 kg | 85 kg | 95 kg |
| Loading area | 500 × 424 mm | 580 × 500 mm | 620 × 500 mm | 770 × 600 mm |
| Carrier | Open shelves | 4 shelves | Flat platform | Large platform |
| Min. passage width | 60 cm | 70 cm | 70 cm | 80 cm |
| Common to all models | ||||
| Maximum speed | 1.2 m/s | |||
| Screen | 10.1 inch touch screen | |||
| Navigation | Free / track / hybrid / follow mode | |||
| Positioning accuracy | 10 mm | |||
| Network | 4G / Wi-Fi | |||
| Battery | 12 h running, 5 h charging | |||
Specifications may change without notice. Final configuration is confirmed at the time of quotation.
Our complete guide covers how RoboServe maps a hotel, rides lifts, plans charging around shifts, and why fewer hands on every tray matters for hygiene.
Read the hotel automation guideRun the robot once through lobby, corridors, kitchen and lifts to build its map.
Name kitchens, rooms, tables and charging points on the map.
Connect lifts, doors and call buttons.
Train staff, run a pilot, then scale to every floor.
Share your floors, F&B outlets and room count. We'll suggest the right RoboServe mix and send a detailed quotation.