At a glance
What this robot does
KEENON S100 at a glance
The KEENON S100 is a Keenon autonomous logistics robot used in UK warehouses, manufacturing and back-of-house operations. Takes manual handling of loads up to 100 kg off your team. Fewer injuries, more pick and production time, lower cost per move. Fresh Mango Robotics supplies, installs and supports it from our Yorkshire base.
The KEENON S100 is an autonomous mobile robot for internal transport of loads up to 100 kg. It moves totes, trolleys, parts and supplies between zones on a mapped route, using LiDAR and vision SLAM rather than floor tape or induction wire — so there are no floor works and the route can be changed as the operation changes.
In warehousing it takes goods movement off pickers, so picking time stays on picking. In manufacturing it moves components and work-in-progress between cells. In healthcare and hospitality back-of-house it moves linen, supplies and waste along the corridors that consume a surprising share of staff hours.
The 100 kg class is where most UK sites start, because it covers the majority of tote and trolley movements without the footprint of a pallet-class machine. Fresh Mango Robotics surveys the site, maps the routes, agrees safety zones and supports the robot from the UK.
Where this model sits in the range
The 100 kg-class autonomous load mover — internal transport for warehouses, production cells and back-of-house operations, with no track or floor works required.
Who it's for
Primary buyers of the KEENON S100
Warehouse and fulfilment managers
Operations where pickers walk loads between zones instead of picking, and travel time is the measurable loss.
Manufacturing operations leads
Plants moving components and WIP between cells, where a waiting operator is an idle machine.
Healthcare and hospitality facilities teams
Back-of-house corridors carrying linen, supplies and waste with staff hours attached to every trip.
What it fixes
Problems the KEENON S100 solves
- Skilled staff spend hours walking goods between zones
- Goods movement is handed to the robot, so picking, production and clinical staff stay on the work they're paid for.
- Manual handling injuries and the absence costs behind them
- Loads up to 100 kg are carried by the machine, removing a recognised category of manual handling risk from the shift.
- AGV-style installations mean floor works and fixed routes
- SLAM navigation needs no tape, wire or track — routes are mapped in software and can be changed as layouts change.
See the Robot in Action
Automate internal logistics and reduce manual handling
Watch how the KEENON S100 operates in real-world environments.
Up to 100 kg moved between zones autonomously — back-of-house transport that removes a full manual handling task from the rota.
- Removes heavy, repetitive loads from staff workloads
- Moves the same volume reliably across every shift
- Pays back through fewer manual-handling hours and incidents
Business outcomes
What it does for your operation
The reasons operators sign off the investment — not the spec sheet.
More pick time, less walk time
Internal transport is the clearest non-value-adding activity in most operations. Removing it converts directly into throughput.
Fewer manual handling incidents
Taking repetitive 100 kg-class movements off people reduces injury risk, absence and the insurance cost that follows.
No floor works, no fixed track
SLAM navigation means deployment doesn't require site modification, and routes can be reconfigured when the layout changes.
Predictable internal transport
Scheduled runs remove the bottleneck of waiting for a free forklift driver or runner to become available.
How it works
Built for daily commercial use
Autonomous navigation
Maps your premises once during install, then moves safely around staff, customers, and obstacles.
Simple staff controls
One-tap dispatch on a touch screen. No technical training needed.
Full-shift battery
Runs a full shift on one charge and returns to its dock automatically.
UK install and support
Fresh Mango handles install, staff training, and ongoing support as standard.
Use cases
Where it earns its keep
Warehousing and fulfilment
Tote and trolley movement between pick faces, packing and despatch
Manufacturing
Component and work-in-progress transport between production cells
Healthcare
Linen, supply and waste transport along ward and service corridors
Hospitality back-of-house
Stock, laundry and equipment movement between stores and service points
Choosing between models
Why choose the KEENON S100?
The S100 is a payload-and-footprint decision. It is the right robot when the loads are totes and trolleys rather than pallets.
Instead of the S300
The S300 is pallet class at 300 kg and needs the aisle space to match. If your movements are totes, trolleys and cages, the S100 is cheaper and more manoeuvrable.
Instead of an AGV
An AGV follows fixed infrastructure. The S100 is an AMR: it maps the site, plans its own path around obstacles, and can be re-tasked without floor works.
Instead of a delivery robot
DINERBOT models are built for trays and guest-facing service. The S100 is built for weight, back-of-house routes and industrial duty cycles.
Every model is available in the UK to buy outright, on a Robotics-as-a-Service monthly subscription, or as a hybrid package — see pricing options or book a demonstration.
See it in context
KEENON S100 in real environments
Service robots working alongside staff — not isolated product shots.
Components transport
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Fleet logistics
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Large-floor operations
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Back-of-house transport
Return on investment
Typical payback in 14–22 months
Most operators recover the cost through reduced agency spend, faster service, and lower staff turnover. We'll model your specific numbers before you commit.
4–6 hrs/day
Staff time saved
5+ years
Service life
14–22 months
Payback period
Full shift
Uptime
Specifications
The technical detail
- Payload
- Up to 100 kg
- Navigation
- LiDAR + vision SLAM, no track required
- Battery life
- Full shift per charge
- Safety
- Multi-sensor obstacle avoidance
FAQ
Common questions about the Keenon KEENON S100
- What does the Keenon KEENON S100 do?
- The Keenon KEENON S100 is a commercial service robot designed for moving heavy loads autonomously between zones in UK warehouses, manufacturing sites and back-of-house operations. Takes manual handling of loads up to 100 kg off your team. Fewer injuries, more pick and production time, lower cost per move.
- Is the Keenon KEENON S100 available in the UK?
- Yes. Fresh Mango Robotics is an authorised UK Keenon dealer and supplies, installs and supports the KEENON S100 across England, Scotland and Wales from our Yorkshire base in Ripon and Skipton.
- How much does the Keenon KEENON S100 cost in the UK?
- The KEENON S100 is available to buy outright, on a Robot-as-a-Service (RaaS) monthly subscription, or a hybrid model. Pricing depends on configuration, install requirements and support tier. Request a UK quote and we will respond within one business day.
- Can I see the Keenon KEENON S100 working before I buy?
- Yes. We offer free on-site demonstrations across the UK. Our Yorkshire-based engineers bring the robot to your premises, map your environment and run it on your real routes so you can assess fit before committing.
- What support is included with the KEENON S100?
- Every deployment includes site survey, installation, staff training and ongoing UK help-desk and on-site support. Remote monitoring, SLAs and on-site maintenance tiers are available for multi-robot and multi-site operations.
- Does the KEENON S100 need floor tape or track installed?
- No. It navigates using LiDAR and vision SLAM, so it maps your site during install and plans its own path. There are no floor works, and routes can be changed in software as your layout changes.
- What kind of loads does the S100 handle?
- Loads up to 100 kg — typically totes, cages, trolleys, parts bins, linen and supply loads. For pallet-class movement up to 300 kg, the S300 is the correct model.
- Can the S100 work safely alongside staff and forklifts?
- Yes. It uses multi-sensor obstacle avoidance and mapped exclusion zones. During the survey we agree no-go areas, crossing points and operating windows with your operations team.
- Can I rent the KEENON S100 rather than buy it?
- Yes. The KEENON S100 is available to buy outright, on a Robotics-as-a-Service (RaaS) monthly subscription that bundles support and maintenance, or as a hybrid purchase-plus-support package. Warehouse operators often trial one unit on RaaS before committing to a fleet. Fresh Mango Robotics supplies, installs and supports it across England, Scotland and Wales.
Every robot we supply is delivered, installed, trained and supported by our own UK team — part of Fresh Mango Technologies, supporting British businesses for over 25 years.
UK supply
Stock held and shipped in the UK by an authorised Keenon dealer — no grey imports.
Site survey & install
We survey your floor, map the routes and commission the robot on your premises.
Staff training
Hands-on training for every shift, plus refreshers as your team changes.
UK support
Yorkshire-based help desk, remote diagnostics, spares and on-site engineers.
See the KEENON S100 on your floor
We'll bring it to your premises, run it on your routes, and show you the numbers. No obligation.
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