COMPARISON · DELIVERY AND SERVICE
KEENON T10 vs OrionStar LuckiBot Pro: which one to choose in 2026?
By Robot Distribution editorial teamUpdated 4 min read
IN BRIEF
Choose the OrionStar LuckiBot Pro for heavier loads (60 kg, 15 kg per tray), 12 h of runtime, a 4.5 h charge and a lower price, from 14,990 € excl. VAT. Choose the KEENON T10 when aisles are narrow (59 cm published) and on-floor advertising matters, with its 23.8-inch screen, from 20,690 € excl. VAT.
At a glance
Both robots carry dishes on open trays from the kitchen to the table and back, navigate by visual SLAM and weigh about 58 to 59 kg. They differ in payload, screen, charging time and published passage width.
| KEENON T10 | OrionStar LuckiBot Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensions | 486 × 555 × 1,399 mm | 558 × 525 × 1,375 mm |
| Weight | 58 kg | 59 kg |
| Payload | 40 kg | 60 kg in total, 15 kg per tray |
| Speed | Up to 1 m/s | 0.5 to 1.2 m/s |
| Runtime | 9 to 12.5 h | 12 h |
| Charging time | 5.5 h | 4.5 h |
| Minimum passage width | 59 cm | — |
| Maximum slope | 5° | — |
| Screen | 23.8 in | 14 in FHD |
| Navigation | Visual SLAM with 4 stereo vision sensors | Visual SLAM |
A dash means the manufacturer does not publish the value on its product page. Measure your narrowest aisle before choosing, whichever robot you consider.
Availability in Europe and status
Both robots are available. The KEENON T10 is a delivery and marketing robot with a movable head and a large screen. The OrionStar LuckiBot Pro is a delivery robot with dish detection, a promotion mode and an automatic charging dock.
Robot Distribution supplies both in Europe, with a site survey, mapping, table set-up and staff training.
Strengths of each robot
KEENON T10:
- 23.8-inch advertising screen and a movable head for guest engagement.
- 59 cm minimum passage width for narrow aisles.
- 360° recognition with four stereo vision sensors and an RGB camera.
- Up to 12.5 h of runtime.
- Multi-robot fleet coordination with scheduling.
OrionStar LuckiBot Pro:
- 60 kg of total payload and 15 kg per tray.
- 12 h of runtime and a 4.5 h charge, an hour shorter than the T10.
- Dish detection and a promotion mode on its 14-inch FHD screen.
- Automatic charging dock.
- A lower entry price: 14,990 € excl. VAT.
Which use case suits which robot
- Restaurants with narrow aisles between tables: the T10, which publishes a 59 cm passage width.
- Shopping malls and venues that sell on-screen advertising: the T10, for its 23.8-inch screen.
- Buffets, banquets and large tables with heavy plates: the LuckiBot Pro, for its 60 kg and 15 kg per tray.
- Lunch and dinner service with a recharge between: both; the LuckiBot Pro recharges in 4.5 h, the T10 in 5.5 h.
- Hotels, hospitals and offices: OrionStar lists these environments for the LuckiBot Pro; KEENON lists hotels for the T10.
Price
The OrionStar LuckiBot Pro is available from 14,990 € excl. VAT and the KEENON T10 from 20,690 € excl. VAT. The final price depends on the number of robots, options and services, and is confirmed in a written quote after the site survey.
Buying, renting or RaaS, and alternatives available now
Robot Distribution sells both robots and offers them as a monthly subscription (RaaS) including maintenance. A trial during a real service is the surest way to check aisles, floors and Wi-Fi coverage before ordering a fleet.
Other delivery robots available in the same family:
- KEENON T9: 40 kg payload, 18 h runtime, from 17,390 € excl. VAT.
- KEENON T8: 20 kg payload, 15 h runtime, from 11,490 € excl. VAT.
- OrionStar LuckiBot: 40 kg payload, 10 h runtime, from 11,990 € excl. VAT.
- OrionStar LuckiBot Pro Autodoor: locked compartments, 20 kg per tray, from 16,990 € excl. VAT.
- UBTECH CADEBOT L100: 65 cm aisles, 8 h runtime, from 10,590 € excl. VAT.
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