OrionStar LuckiBot range
Delivery robots for restaurants and hotels that carry trays, greet guests and run promotions
The OrionStar LuckiBot range covers three delivery robots, from the open-tray LuckiBot to the larger LuckiBot Pro and the sealed LuckiBot Pro Autodoor. All three deliver to tables or rooms on their own and can also greet guests, lead them to a table and play adverts.
- Total load (LuckiBot Pro)
- Up to 60 kg
- Adjustable cruising speed
- 0.5-1.2 m/s
- Running time (Pro models)
- Up to 12 h
- Locked compartment (Autodoor)
- 69 L
- Deliver, greet, guide and cruise
- 4 modes
Guide price from US$12,000 at Robots International. Excl. tax and shipping.
Photos: Robots International. View on their store
Compare the models
| Model | What's different | Guide price | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|
| LuckiBot | Open trays, 40 kg total, 10.1-inch screen, 10 h running time | US$12,000 | View and buy |
| LuckiBot Pro | 60 kg total (15 kg per tray), 14-inch screen, visual SLAM, 12 h running time | US$15,000 | View and buy |
| LuckiBot Pro Autodoor | Closed 69 L compartment with folding doors and password lock, 12 h | US$17,000 | View and buy |
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Overview
About the OrionStar LuckiBot range
LuckiBot robots carry dishes from the kitchen to the table and bring used plates back. Staff choose a destination on the screen and the robot plans its own route. Each model has several modes: delivery, greeting, guiding guests to a table and cruising a set route with snacks or drinks. The standard LuckiBot carries up to 40 kg on adjustable trays. The LuckiBot Pro raises that to 60 kg, adds a 14-inch screen and uses visual SLAM and a 240-degree depth sensor to handle small obstacles. The Autodoor version swaps open trays for a closed 69-litre compartment with folding doors and a password lock, which suits private or hygienic deliveries. All three use a six-microphone array for voice commands.
Key features
Ideal for
Where it earns its keep
Table service
The robot carries several orders in one run and announces itself at each table. Servers spend less time walking to and from the kitchen.
Drinks reception
In cruise mode, the robot follows a set route around a room with drinks or canapés. Guests help themselves as it passes.
Sealed room delivery
The Autodoor model locks the order inside its compartment. Only someone with the password can open it at the destination.
See it in action
Video: OrionStar Robotics on YouTube
Video: OrionStar Robotics on YouTube
Spec sheet
Figures for the LuckiBot.
- Overall size
- 530 x 500 x 1320 mm
- Net weight
- 39 kg
- Screen
- 10.1-inch touch screen, 1200 x 1920
- Tray size
- First and second 500 x 430 mm; bottom 480 x 400 mm
- Tray heights
- 210 / 210 / 280 mm
- Load per tray
- Up to 10 kg
- Total load
- Up to 40 kg
- Cruising speed
- 0.5-1.2 m/s (adjustable)
- Running time
- 10 h (typical cruising)
- Charging time
- 4.5 h (switched off)
- Microphones
- 6-microphone ring array, 360°, 5 m range
- Navigation
- Dual SLAM with 3D depth detection
Resources
Good to know
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