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KettyBot Pro the narrow-access runner and greeter.

Gets through a 52 cm gap, which is what makes it work in tight cafés and clubs where nothing else fits. Doubles as a greeter and a roaming ad screen, and runs 11 hours on a charge.

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PUDU KettyBot Pro delivery and reception robot with an 18.5 inch advertising screen
52cm
Minimum gap
30kg
Carrying capacity
11h
Runtime
18.5in
Ad screen
Voice interaction and guiding
Where it fits

Where the KettyBot Pro earns its keep.

Tight cafés and small venues

The 52 cm clearance is the whole point. Where a BellaBot Pro will not fit, this will.

Retail and shopping centres

Greets, guides a customer to the product, and runs your promotions on the screen between jobs.

Reception and foyers

A first point of contact that also carries things, in offices, clinics and showrooms.

Specifications

Every number, on the record.

Manufacturer figures. Real-world performance depends on your layout and obstacle density, which we confirm against your site at survey.

Performance
Category
Delivery, reception and marketing robot
Carrying capacity
30 kg
Cruise speed
Max 1.2 m/s
Run-time
11 hours
Charging time
4 hours
Battery capacity
25 Ah
Access and physical
Path clearance
52 cm or more, in specific situations
Dimensions
435 × 450 × 1120 mm
Weight
38 kg
Climb angle
5 degrees or less
Interaction
Ad display
18.5 inch
Tray detection
360 degree fisheye lenses, automatic load status
Voice
Wake-word voice interaction with sound localisation
Search and guide
Guides customers to a location on request
Customer attraction
Detects and follows a customer to engage them
FAQ

Common buyer questions.

How narrow a gap can the KettyBot Pro get through?
52 cm in the right conditions, which is the tightest in our delivery range. It is the reason this unit exists: plenty of Perth cafés and clubs have a pinch point around 55 to 60 cm where a wider robot simply cannot operate.
Can it do more than carry food?
Yes, and most venues buy it for the combination. It greets and follows customers, guides them to a product or location on request, and plays your promotions on an 18.5 inch screen while it is not delivering. In retail that advertising time is often the easier part of the business case.
How long does it run between charges?
Eleven hours on a 25 Ah battery, and four hours to recharge. That covers a full trading day for most venues without a mid-shift break.
Does it know when a tray has been cleared?
Yes. 360 degree fisheye lenses watch the trays and detect load status automatically, so it knows when it has been unloaded and can return without someone pressing a button.
Site survey · Fast WA quote

See the KettyBot Pro working at a site like yours.

Tell us about the site and we will confirm the fit, the deployment and the commercial model.

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