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This application example uses the LG CLOi ServeBot (Tray type) developed by LG Electronics to place a pamphlet on it and drive along a designated route in cruise mode.
The LG CLOi ServeBot (Tray type) is divided into an entry-level Serving robot (T1) suitable for small stores and a standard Serving robot (T2) capable of self-service. It autonomously travels from the kitchen to customer tables and automatically detects when a customer removes food from the shelf to move to the next destination. It also provides an escort function to Guide customers from the store entrance to their seats.
Project Background and Objective
The need for unmanned Serving robots to guide and escort people to tables
A Serving robot that moves to the next destination autonomously without separate operation by the customer
In-store promotion/operation notifications can be provided through speech voice editing and cruise control
Components
| Robot | LG CLOi ServeBot (Tray type) (T1); - Dimensions (W x D x H): 510 mm * 510 mm * 1300 mm; - Tray Size (W x D): 460 mm * 370 mm; - Payload: 20 kg (5 kg * 4); - Operating Time: 5 hours; -Automatic charging; LG CLOi ServeBot (Tray type) (T2); - Dimensions (W x D x H): 510 mm * 510 mm * 1300 mm; - Tray Size (W x D): 500 mm; - Payload: 30 kg (10 kg * 3); - Operating Time: 11 hours; -Automatic detection of food dropping; -Home Base |
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Workflow
| STEP 1. | Guide and escort customers to their seats from the store entrance |
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| STEP 2. | Receive the food ordered by the customer from the kitchen and Serving it to the table |
| STEP 3. | Once you unload the food, move to the next destination. |
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This application example uses the LG CLOi ServeBot (Tray type) developed by LG Electronics to place a pamphlet on it and drive along a designated route in cruise mode.
The LG CLOi ServeBot (Tray type) is divided into an entry-level Serving robot (T1) suitable for small stores and a standard Serving robot (T2) capable of self-service. It autonomously travels from the kitchen to customer tables and automatically detects when a customer removes food from the shelf to move to the next destination. It also provides an escort function to Guide customers from the store entrance to their seats.
Project Background and Objective
The need for unmanned Serving robots to guide and escort people to tables
A Serving robot that moves to the next destination autonomously without separate operation by the customer
In-store promotion/operation notifications can be provided through speech voice editing and cruise control
Components
| Robot | LG CLOi ServeBot (Tray type) (T1); - Dimensions (W x D x H): 510 mm * 510 mm * 1300 mm; - Tray Size (W x D): 460 mm * 370 mm; - Payload: 20 kg (5 kg * 4); - Operating Time: 5 hours; -Automatic charging; LG CLOi ServeBot (Tray type) (T2); - Dimensions (W x D x H): 510 mm * 510 mm * 1300 mm; - Tray Size (W x D): 500 mm; - Payload: 30 kg (10 kg * 3); - Operating Time: 11 hours; -Automatic detection of food dropping; -Home Base |
|---|
Workflow
| STEP 1. | Guide and escort customers to their seats from the store entrance |
|---|---|
| STEP 2. | Receive the food ordered by the customer from the kitchen and Serving it to the table |
| STEP 3. | Once you unload the food, move to the next destination. |
※ The content provided by Bigwave Robotics is protected under U.S. and Canadian copyright and intellectual property laws. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or use of this content is strictly prohibited.











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