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Delivery robots · Perth & WA

Delivery robots for Perth venues: food running, bussing and room service.

· See also PUDU cleaning robots.

From $35 a day. Four units covering the trip from pass to table, the bussing run back, and locked multi-floor delivery in hotels. Deployed and serviced from Perth.

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From $35 a day. Free venue walkthrough; if your floor plan does not suit a robot, we will tell you.

PUDU BellaBot Pro food delivery robot with four trays, used in Perth restaurants and hotels
$35A day, the entry point
60 kgTop carrying capacity, HolaBot
20Robots on one map, working around each other
9–11 hRuntime, so one charge covers a full service

Built by PUDU Robotics, the largest commercial service robot manufacturer by volume. We are an authorised PUDU reseller and service hub for WA: we survey the venue, commission the robot on your floor and service it from Perth.

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BellaBot Pro · restaurant service
BellaBot Pro · voice and guiding
FlashBot · hotel delivery

The four side by side.

Manufacturer figures. Path clearance is the number that decides most venues, so measure your tightest gap before anything else.

UnitJobLoad Path clearanceRuntimeBest for
BellaBot ProFood running40 kg, 4 trays65 cmFull serviceRestaurants, hotel dining, clubs
KettyBot ProRunning and greeting30 kg52 cm11 hTight cafés, reception, retail
HolaBotBussing and heavy return60 kg, 4 traysWide aislesFull serviceBussing, linen, waste, kitchens
FlashBot MaxEnclosed multi-floor10 kg per layer70 cm9 hHotels, apartments, offices, clinics

BellaBot Pro

Job
Food running
Load
40 kg across 4 trays
Path clearance
65 cm
Best for
Restaurants, hotel dining, clubs

KettyBot Pro

Job
Running and greeting
Load
30 kg
Path clearance
52 cm
Runtime
11 hours
Best for
Tight cafés, reception, retail

HolaBot

Job
Bussing and heavy return
Load
60 kg across 4 trays
Cabin
IPX5 rated
Best for
Bussing, linen, waste, kitchens

FlashBot Max

Job
Enclosed multi-floor
Load
10 kg per layer, 2 to 4 compartments
Path clearance
70 cm
Runtime
9 hours
Best for
Hotels, apartments, offices, clinics

Where they earn their keep in WA.

The pattern is the same everywhere: a long, repeated carry that costs you staff hours and leaves nobody on the floor.

Restaurants and pubs

Pass to table, then the bussing run back. A BellaBot Pro carries four covers in one trip while your staff stay with customers. Works best in venues with a settled layout and clear aisles.

Hotels and apartments

Room service, towels, forgotten toothbrushes, parcels. The FlashBot Max calls the lift and releases the compartment to the guest, so a night audit staffer does not walk the tower.

Aged care and healthcare

Meal trays, linen and consumables between wings. Enclosed compartments keep contents covered in transit, and every run is logged.

Clubs and function venues

Long carries across a big floor at peak, then nothing at 3pm. The economics suit a robot precisely because the demand is spiky and casual hours are expensive.

Mining villages and camps

Messes serving hundreds in a short window, in places where staff are the hardest thing to get and accommodate. See mining site automation.

Retail and reception

A KettyBot Pro greets, guides customers to a product and runs your promotions on an 18.5 inch screen between jobs. See retail and shopping centres.

Which unit suits your venue.

Measure your tightest gap first. That single number rules units in or out faster than anything else.

Your venueTakeWhy
Restaurant, aisles over 65 cmBellaBot ProFour trays is the most food per trip in the range, and dish recognition means it announces the order at the table.
Tight café or club, gaps near 52 cmKettyBot ProThe narrowest unit we carry. If BellaBot Pro will not fit your gap, this is the one that will.
The problem is dirty plates, not clean onesHolaBot60 kg and an IPX5 cabin. Bussing is the carry most venues underestimate and the one staff resent most.
Guest rooms or multiple floorsFlashBot MaxThe only unit that calls the lift and locks the load. Anything travelling out of sight of staff needs a compartment.
Steps, split levels or carpet rampsNone yetThese units need a step-free path. We will say so at the walkthrough rather than after you have signed.

Restaurant, aisles over 65 cm

Take
BellaBot Pro
Why
Four trays is the most food per trip in the range, and dish recognition means it announces the order at the table.

Tight café or club, gaps near 52 cm

Take
KettyBot Pro
Why
The narrowest unit we carry. If BellaBot Pro will not fit your gap, this is the one that will.

The problem is dirty plates, not clean ones

Take
HolaBot
Why
60 kg and an IPX5 cabin. Bussing is the carry most venues underestimate and the one staff resent most.

Guest rooms or multiple floors

Take
FlashBot Max
Why
The only unit that calls the lift and locks the load. Anything travelling out of sight of staff needs a compartment.

Steps, split levels or carpet ramps

Take
None yet
Why
These units need a step-free path. We will say so at the walkthrough rather than after you have signed.

Three ways to pay for it.

A delivery robot is cheaper to run than a cleaning robot because there is no water, no chemical and far less wear. That is why the entry point is $35 a day rather than $50.

Robot as a Service

A flat monthly subscription including the robot, service, support and software, from $35 a day. No capital outlay, and the easiest way to trial one through a full season before committing.

Lease

Fixed monthly payments over an agreed term without tying up capital. Suits venues that know the robot is staying but would rather not spend the cash now.

Outright purchase

Buy the unit and own it, priced per model, with an optional Care Plan covering service, parts and support. Full terms on the commercial models page.

Delivery robots in WA: buyer FAQ

How much does a delivery robot cost in Perth?
You can run one from as little as $35 a day, which covers both subscribing on Robot as a Service and leasing over a set term. There is no single sticker price because the right unit depends on the venue: a food runner for a 60-seat restaurant and a multi-floor unit for a hotel are different machines. Tell us about the venue and we will quote it.
Do delivery robots actually work in a busy restaurant?
In the right layout, yes. They need a clear path of roughly 52 to 70 cm depending on the unit, hard or low-pile flooring, and no steps on the route. Where they earn their keep is the walk: carrying three or four covers from pass to table, then bussing the return. Staff still greet, serve and read the room. If your aisles are tight or the floor changes level, we will tell you before you sign anything.
Is the BellaBot available in Australia?
Yes. The current model is the BellaBot Pro, which supersedes the original BellaBot: it carries up to 40 kg across four trays, adds dish recognition so it announces what it is delivering, and runs an 18.5 inch advertising screen. We supply and service it in Western Australia.
Which delivery robot suits a hotel?
The FlashBot Max, because it is the only unit in the range with enclosed lockable compartments and autonomous lift control. It calls the lift itself, travels between floors, and releases the compartment on a password, a phone number or an NFC tap, so a guest can collect an order without staff meeting the robot at the door.
Can a delivery robot use a lift by itself?
The FlashBot Max can, through either a cloud integration or a hardware module fitted to the lift controller. The open-tray units are designed for single-floor work. Lift integration is the part of a multi-floor deployment most worth surveying early, because it depends on the age and type of the lift system in the building.
How many delivery robots can run in one venue?
Up to 20 on the same map. They form a self-organising network and apply traffic rules to each other, so they negotiate aisles and doorways rather than deadlocking. Most Perth venues start with one, prove the route, then add units as the roster changes.
Do delivery robots replace waiters?
No, and we would not sell it that way. They replace the walking, not the service. In a venue that is short-staffed the robot absorbs food running and bussing so the people you do have stay on the floor with customers. The saving tracks the hours of carrying it takes over, which is why we model it against your actual roster rather than quoting a generic figure.
Can delivery robots be serviced in Perth?
Yes. We are based in Mosman Park and cover the Perth metro area and regional WA. Service is included in the Robot as a Service and lease models, and available as a Care Plan on an outright purchase. Remote diagnostics resolve a share of faults without anyone coming to site.
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From $35 a day. Flat monthly. Free venue walkthrough before you commit to anything.