HoReCa · deliveryReemanChina
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A four-tier delivery robot from Reeman for restaurants and cafes. It runs up to 15 hours per charge, returns to its charging dock on its own and passes through aisles from 55 cm. LiDAR and 3D-camera fusion navigation lets a fleet of these robots share one floor without conflicts.
Specifications
- Tray levels
- 4
- Battery life
- up to 15 h
- Minimum passage width
- 55 cm
- Navigation
- LiDAR + 3D camera, no QR markers
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Applications
- Delivering dishes to tables in restaurants and cafes
- Multi-robot operation on a single floor
- Cross-floor deliveries with optional elevator integration
- Collecting used dishes
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