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Commercial robot · FL-100

Smart Delvery Robot

FL-100 carries 40 kg across three open trays, slips through 65 cm aisles on its own, and turns every run into advertising space with a 21.5-inch FHD display. One robot, four service modes, and far fewer tray runs for your team.

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  • 40 kg total payload
  • 21.5″ FHD ad screen
  • 6 h per charge
  • 65 cm minimum aisle
FL-100 autonomous food delivery robot with 21.5-inch advertising display and open trays Ready to deploy
551×484×1265mm · W × D × H
4 loading places3 trays, 10 kg each
1920×1080 px16:9 advertising display
4 h rechargeAutomatic docking
Why operators choose it

Designed to be liked before it says a single word.

Guests judge a service robot in the first three seconds. FL-100 is built around that moment — then around the practical details your staff deal with forty times a shift.

Lifelike interaction

Dozens of expressive animations and industry-leading eye-tracking give FL-100 a personality guests respond to — closer to a colleague than a cabinet on wheels.

Light that explains itself

Tray lighting and body indicators change with each task state, so a guest can see at a glance whether the order is still moving or ready to be taken.

270° open tray

Trays swing open from the front or either side. Loading is faster, unloading is obvious, and staff never have to reach across a hot plate to find space.

Safety, not just sensors

Front-to-back radar, two depth cameras, ultrasonic glass detection and a curved anti-collision strip work together — because one sensor type always has a blind spot.

One map, many robots

Map once on a single machine, sync to the cloud over Wi-Fi or 4G, and every unit in the fleet shares the same floor plan. LoRa keeps them talking even offline.

Ad space on every trip

The 21.5-inch screen runs your menu, promotions or brand films during every delivery — a moving billboard that also happens to carry the food.

FL-100 advertising screen showing seasonal campaigns
Seasonal campaigns on the 21.5″ screen
Mobile advertising

A 21.5-inch billboard that walks your floor.

Full HD, 16:9, and large enough to be read from across a lobby. Load your own creative in minutes and change it whenever the calendar does — without printing a single poster.

  • Custom marketing materials shown on a walking billboard, not a wall-mounted screen.
  • USB import for last-minute changes when marketing sends the file at 9 a.m.
  • Cloud-based ad management across one site or twenty, from the same dashboard.
  • 1920 × 1080, 16:9 — standard video and image formats, no custom build.
Guest welcoming Smart escorting Cruising & advertising Birthday mode
FL-100 open tray architecture with loaded trays, dust cover and interchangeable accessories
Open trays, interchangeable inserts
Structure & capacity

An L-shaped frame that carries 40 kg without a wobble.

The frame is automotive-grade Q345 alloy steel, the trays are ADC12 aluminium die-castings and the outer shell is ABS. It is a load-bearing structure first, and a design object second.

  • 3 trays, 4 loading places — a full round of drinks plus mains in one trip.
  • 10 kg per tray, 40 kg total — rated capacity, not a peak number.
  • Open, front-access design — nothing to unclip before service begins.
  • Detachable trays for washing, storage and swapping between shifts.
FL-100 sensor layout: LiDAR, RGBD depth cameras, ultrasonic sensors and anti-collision strip
Sensor layout, standard configuration
Multi-sensor fusion

It sees what your guests can trip over.

LIDAR alone will happily drive into a glass door. FL-100 fuses radar, depth cameras and ultrasound into one picture of the floor — including the things that do not show up on a laser scan.

  • Front-to-back radar — 202° forward and 55° rearward coverage.
  • Head RGBD camera detects people, tables, chairs, cliffs and objects left on the floor.
  • Chassis RGBD camera reads pedestrian movement and table legs at wheel height.
  • Ultrasonic sensors recognize transparent glass and route around it.
  • Curved anti-collision strip reacts on contact as a final physical layer of safety.
Exploded view of the FL-100 U-STABLE chassis: suspension, hub motor, shock-absorbing wheels and overrunning wheels
U-STABLE chassis, exploded view
U-STABLE chassis

Full bowls survive the service corridor.

Automotive-grade independent suspension with damping that responds to the surface, plus independent obstacle-crossing wheels and shock-absorbing castors. Tiles, carpet, thresholds, ramps — the tray stays level.

  • 15 mm obstacle clearance handles door thresholds and floor joints.
  • 5° climbing ability with automatic speed reduction on slopes.
  • 0.3–1.0 m/s adjustable speed, with a configurable speed limit for busy hours.
  • Six-mic array for clear voice prompts in noisy dining rooms.
FL-100 planning a path through a restaurant floor plan
U-SLAM positioning in a mapped venue
U-SLAM positioning

Maps once. Still finds its way after the tables move.

Laser SLAM does the heavy lifting, with top-view QR codes as a correcting reference. When a venue is rearranged mid-service, positioning is re-anchored in seconds instead of a re-mapping visit.

  • Centimetre-level accuracy for docking at the right table, not the one next to it.
  • QR recognition at 3–5 m height, with infrared fill light for dim corridors.
  • 650 mm passage width — tight service lanes and narrow aisles included.
  • Built-in mapping tools let your own team deploy without an engineer on site.
Multiple FL-100 robots coordinating deliveries in one venue
Multi-robot coordination via LoRa & cloud
Fleet management

Run twenty robots like they were one.

Built-in LoRa keeps robots talking to each other even when the Wi-Fi drops, while the CARS platform gives managers the whole fleet on one screen — maps, status and campaign content.

  • Multi-table delivery from a single operation with autonomous optimal path planning.
  • Face recognition or password unlock so only staff can open a loaded tray.
  • CARS platform covers marketing material editing, operation status queries and map management.
  • Private deployment option keeps your data inside your own infrastructure.
CARS robot management dashboard on a laptop
Fleet dashboard — maps, status, campaigns
Service modes

Four jobs, one machine, switched by the hour.

The same robot welcomes guests at 11 a.m., escorts them at 1 p.m., cruises with a promotion at 4 p.m. and carries a cake at 8. Mode changes take seconds, not a service call.

Guest welcoming Greets at the door with a personalised message.
Smart escorting Leads guests to a table or a meeting room.
Cruising & ads Runs a route while playing promotional content.
Birthday mode Delivers the cake with lights and a song.
FL-100 returning to its charging station
Automatic recharging dock
Power & safety

Charges itself. Keeps the floor covered.

When the battery drops, FL-100 returns to its dock on its own and tops up in about four hours. A 20 Ah LiFePO4 pack gives roughly six hours of delivery work — and it is the chemistry that does not catch fire when a cell fails.

  • 6 h working endurance, up to 12 h standby on a single charge.
  • 4 h full recharge, with simultaneous charging and welcoming so it never sits idle at the door.
  • LiFePO4 battery — thermally stable and resistant to high temperatures.
  • Cable charging or automatic docking, whichever suits the venue layout.
Make it yours

Custom skins, so it never looks like rented equipment.

Choose a theme for the season, a campaign or your own brand identity. Trays, covers and holders swap out in minutes, and the screen content follows the same calendar.

FL-100 with culture, holiday and sport themed skins
Culture · Holiday · Sport themes
Accessories & skins

One chassis, six service styles.

A wine rack for the bar, a glass holder for the lounge, a dust cover for back-of-house runs, or a physical call button for guests who would rather press than talk. Every part installs without tools and swaps between shifts.

Wine rack Glass holder Dust cover Physical call button Return box Pager
Where it works

Six floors that ask for it by name.

Anywhere a tray has to travel more than twenty metres and a colleague would rather be doing something else — that is where FL-100 earns its place.

Not sure how many robots your floor actually needs? Send us a layout and your daily covers — we will size the fleet for you.
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Technical data

FL-100 specifications.

Standard configuration. Tell us your venue type and daily trip count, and we will confirm the right configuration — including trays, docking and network options.

FL-100 autonomous delivery robot technical specifications
ParameterSpecification
Dimensions & capacity
Overall dimensions (W×D×H)551 × 484 × 1265 mm
Net weight55 kg
Gross weight85 kg
Load space3 trays / 4 loading places
Load capacity per tray10 kg
Total load capacity40 kg
Body materialABS
ColourGrey
Displays
Advertising screen21.5″ FHD, 1920 × 1080, 16:9
Touch screen10.1″ FHD, 1200 × 1920
Mobility
Movement speed0.3–1.0 m/s (adjustable)
Climbing ability5°
Obstacle-surmounting height15 mm
Passage width650 mm
ChassisIndependent suspension, shock-absorbing universal wheels, independent overrunning wheels
Sensing & positioning
Operating systemLinux, Android
LiDAR1 ×
RGBD depth cameras2 × (head + chassis)
Cameras1 × top camera, 1 × front camera
Ultrasonic sensors2 ×
Mic array6-matrix microphones
Radar coverageForward 202° / rearward 55°
Positioning accuracyCentimetre level
Positioning methodLaser SLAM with top-view QR code correction
Network & power
Network support4G (TDD-LTE, FDD-LTE), Wi-Fi 2.4G / 5G, LoRa
Battery20 Ah, LiFePO4
Battery life6 h working / 12 h standby
Charging time4 h
Charging methodCable charging, automatic recharging
In the box
Standard packing listRobot body, power adapter, instruction manual, warranty certificate, tray mats, dust cover, wine rack, cup holder, large tray, return box, pager, charging station
Optional accessoriesGlass holder, physical call button, additional trays

Specifications refer to the standard configuration and are subject to change without notice. Battery life varies with load, route length, speed settings and ambient temperature. Accessory availability differs by region — ask us for the current list.

Services & support

A robot is a project. We deliver the whole thing.

From skin design to remote commissioning, one team owns the deployment from first call to first shift.

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Solution design & customisation

One-stop solution support for enterprise customers, including skin design and accessory selection matched to your venue and brand.

02

Online installation & training

A dedicated engineer guides your team through setup and commissioning online — live video sessions plus step-by-step guides — until your staff are confident running a full service.

03

Dedicated project delivery

Solution experts and a project delivery team stay with you through rollout, with real-time response to operational questions.

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One-year warranty

Non-human failures during the warranty period are repaired free of charge or covered by free spare parts replacement, as set out in our product service policy.

Before you ask

Questions buyers actually send us.

How much can FL-100 carry in one trip?

40 kg in total, split across three trays and four loading places, with a rated 10 kg per tray. That is typically a full round of drinks plus plated mains for one section.

How long does it run, and how does it recharge?

About 6 hours of delivery work on a single charge, with up to 12 hours standby, and roughly 4 hours for a full recharge. It returns to its charging station automatically when the battery runs low, and can keep welcoming guests while it charges.

Do we need to install tracks, magnets or markers?

No. FL-100 navigates with laser SLAM and uses top-view QR codes only as an optional correction reference in changing or hazardous areas. Your team maps the venue once with the built-in deployment tools, then syncs the map to the cloud for the rest of the fleet.

Will it fit through our service aisles?

The robot needs a 650 mm passage width and can climb 5° slopes and clear 15 mm thresholds. Below that, send us a floor plan and we will tell you honestly whether the route works.

What happens when a guest steps in front of it?

Front radar covers 202° and rear radar 55°, backed by head and chassis RGBD depth cameras, two ultrasonic sensors for glass, and a curved anti-collision strip that reacts on physical contact. Speed is adjustable from 0.3 to 1.0 m/s so you can match the pace of the venue.

Can we run our own advertising on the screen?

Yes. The 21.5-inch display is FHD 1920×1080 at 16:9. Load creative by USB for same-day changes, or manage content across sites from the cloud platform. Seasonal skins for culture, holiday and sport campaigns are available.

Can several robots work the same floor?

Yes. Built-in LoRa lets units communicate directly even when the network is down, and the CARS platform coordinates scheduling, maps and status across the fleet. Multi-table delivery can be started from a single operation.

What does the warranty cover?

One year as standard, covering non-human failures with free repair or free spare parts replacement per our product service policy. The warranty period is set by local law and can vary by country or region.

Tell us your floor plan. We’ll size the fleet.

Send your venue type, daily covers and a rough layout — we will come back with a configuration, a deployment plan and pricing. No obligation, no sales script.

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