HoReCa · deliveryLG ElectronicsSouth Korea
CLOi ServeBot
LG's serving robot — the first service robot to earn UL safety certification. Each of its three shelves has its own sensor that detects when an order has been picked up, so the robot moves on without a command. An option for restaurants and hotels that value a major manufacturer's reliability and factory-backed service.
Specifications
- Load capacity
- up to 30 kg
- Shelves
- 3 × 10 kg
- Battery life
- up to 11 h
- Charging time
- 5 h
- Max speed
- up to 1 m/s
- Shelf sensors
- ToF on each shelf
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Applications
- Serving dishes to tables in restaurants and hotel lobbies
- Returning dishes to the kitchen
- Delivering orders in food courts and casinos
- Carrying documents and small items around offices
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