HoReCa · deliveryRichtech RoboticsUSA
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A serving robot from US-based Richtech Robotics with endurance for a full shift: up to 15 hours without recharging. Four height-adjustable trays carry up to 12 meals in a single trip — three times what a person can carry. Aimed at busy full-service restaurants and banquet halls.
Specifications
- Trays
- up to 4, height-adjustable
- Load per tray
- 10 kg / 22 lb
- Battery life
- up to 15 h
- Navigation
- LiDAR + AI camera
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Applications
- Running dishes to tables in full-service restaurants
- Serving banquets and events
- Returning used dishes to the wash station
- Entertaining guests with voice lines and birthday greetings
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