At a glance
What this robot does
DINERBOT T9 at a glance
The Keenon T9 is a high-capacity delivery robot designed for large restaurants, hotels, and high-demand environments requiring efficient multi-item delivery. Its multi-tray delivery system carries more per trip than the T6 — ideal for UK hotels and large restaurants, and suited to high-demand UK hospitality operations. Fresh Mango Robotics supplies, installs and supports the T9 across the UK with Yorkshire-based install, staff training and ongoing service.
DINERBOT T9 is built for large dining rooms, with a working capacity of 4 trays · ~40 kg total. We supply, install, and support it across the UK.
It's the right fit for banquet, buffet, and large-format operators — operators looking to take the repetitive running work off their team without dropping service standards.
Expect typical payback in 12–18 months. We map your premises, train your staff, and stay on the contract for ongoing support — no technical knowledge needed on your side.
Where this model sits in the range
The high-capacity runner — four trays and up to 18 hours of battery, for banquet floors, buffets and care homes with long, continuous rounds.
See how this fits into UK restaurants and hotels.
Who it's for
Primary buyers of the DINERBOT T9
Banqueting and buffet operators
Large-format service where the volume of trips, not the headcount, is the limit.
Care home and healthcare catering teams
Tea rounds, meal service and clearing across long corridors and lounges.
100+ cover restaurants
Sites where the pass backs up on Friday and Saturday because nobody is free to run.
What it fixes
Problems the DINERBOT T9 solves
- Too many trips per service
- Four trays and ~40 kg clear a whole table's order in one journey.
- The robot runs out of battery before the round is finished
- Up to 18 hours per charge — the longest runtime in the DINERBOT range.
- Carers and hospitality staff spend hours pushing trolleys
- Routine rounds go to the robot, handing hours back to resident-facing and guest-facing work.
See the Robot in Action
Give staff more time with the people who matter
Watch how the DINERBOT T9 operates in real-world environments.
Quiet, dignified deliveries in care settings — staff spend more time with residents and less time pushing trolleys.
- Takes routine trolley runs off the care team's workload
- Delivers the same calm, reliable service on every round
- Reclaims hours each week for resident-facing care
Business outcomes
What it does for your operation
The reasons operators sign off the investment — not the spec sheet.
Clears a full table in one run
Four trays and ~40 kg payload mean fewer journeys per cover — pass-to-table time drops and peak service gets noticeably calmer.
Adds peak throughput without staff
The model operators choose when they're capacity-constrained on Friday and Saturday rather than labour-constrained overall.
Built for large-format venues
Designed for banquet floors, buffet operations, and 100+ cover restaurants where the volume of trips is the bottleneck.
Pays back fastest at scale
Because it carries more per trip, larger sites typically see payback inside 12–18 months — the highest-ROI option in the DINERBOT range.
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
Hospitality
Restaurants, hotels, bars, function venues
Healthcare
Hospitals, care homes, clinics
Retail & leisure
Shopping centres, attractions, large venues
Choosing between models
Why choose the DINERBOT T9?
The T9 is chosen for capacity plus endurance. It is the model for operations that run long, continuous rounds rather than short bursts.
Instead of the T5
Similar capacity, but the T9's longer battery suits continuous all-day rounds such as care home service and buffet floors.
Instead of the T10
The T10 adds promotional screens. In a care home or banqueting hall those screens have no commercial purpose.
Instead of two smaller robots
One four-tray unit on a long battery is usually simpler to manage and cheaper to support than two three-tray machines.
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.
In care home settings
Giving care teams more time with residents
In UK care homes, the Dinerbot T9 handles the routine trolley runs that consume hours of carer time every day — tea rounds, breakfast service, dining-room clearing, snack deliveries and refreshments to lounges and resident rooms.
The T9 navigates corridors, lounges and dining areas autonomously, calmly and quietly. Staff load the trays; the robot delivers. That hands back hours each week to carers, nurses and hospitality teams so they can focus on residents, not trolleys.
- Up to four trays per run — a full tea round in one trip
- Quiet, predictable movement suited to residential settings
- Frees carers from repetitive trolley pushing and clearing
- Supports CQC-aligned dignified, person-centred care
- Deployed and supported UK-wide by our Yorkshire team
See it in context
DINERBOT T9 in real environments
Service robots working alongside staff — not isolated product shots.
Multi-dish restaurant runs
Return on investment
Typical payback in 12–18 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
12–18 months
Payback period
Full shift
Uptime
Specifications
The technical detail
- Tray capacity
- 4 trays · ~40 kg
- Per trip
- Clears a whole table in one run
- Dimensions (W×D×H)
- 500 × 527 × 1266 mm
- Weight
- 63 kg
- Battery life
- Up to 18 hrs per charge
- Best for site size
- 100–200+ covers
Dinerbot Best Practice Guide
Get our practical guide to deploying the DINERBOT T9 in a live hospitality environment.
FAQ
Common questions about the Keenon DINERBOT T9
- What does the Keenon DINERBOT T9 do?
- The Keenon DINERBOT T9 is a commercial service robot designed for carrying food and drinks from kitchen to table in UK restaurants and busy hospitality venues. Clears a whole table's order in one trip from pass to guest. Built for banquets, buffets, and larger restaurants where throughput is the constraint.
- Is the Keenon DINERBOT T9 available in the UK?
- Yes. Fresh Mango Robotics is an authorised UK Keenon dealer and supplies, installs and supports the DINERBOT T9 across England, Scotland and Wales from our Yorkshire base in Ripon and Skipton.
- How much does the Keenon DINERBOT T9 cost in the UK?
- The DINERBOT T9 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 DINERBOT T9 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 DINERBOT T9?
- 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.
- Is the DINERBOT T9 suitable for care homes?
- Yes, and it is one of our most-deployed models in that setting. Four trays cover a full tea round in one trip, and its quiet, predictable movement suits residential environments.
- How long does the T9 run on one charge?
- Up to 18 hours — the longest in the DINERBOT range — which is why it suits continuous all-day service rather than short evening peaks.
- Can I rent the DINERBOT T9 rather than buy it?
- Yes. The DINERBOT T9 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. Care groups often use RaaS so the cost sits against staffing budget. 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 DINERBOT T9 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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Models worth comparing
Most buyers shortlist two or three models. Here is how the nearest options differ.
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View the DINERBOT T10Next model downDINERBOT T6
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