RouteRunner T10 · Powered by KEENON

Deliver more.
Walk less.

High-capacity tray delivery with a built-in marketing screen — the RouteRunner T10 runs your routes, threads tight aisles, and puts your promotions in motion. Sold, demoed, or tested right here in Minnesota. From KEENON’s exclusive Minnesota cleaning-robot dealer — with the same local support across the full KEENON lineup.

Deployed and/or demoed across Minnesota
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RouteRunner T10 — Lease Schedule
24 mo$1,144/mo
36 mo$789/mo
48 mo$623/mo
60 mo$524/mo
Rates vary by credit approval & term. We'll confirm your exact number at your demo. On the 60-month term that is roughly $17 a day. Lease terms not a fit? We also offer outright purchase, custom payment plans, and 3-, 6-, or 9-month pilot programs — tell us your budget and we'll build something that works.
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The T10 in the wild

Running at Northern Lights Casino — Walker, MN, a 24/7 gaming floor, 105-room hotel, and event center operated by the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe.

…and more on the way

Right Robot

We match the model to your facility — never the other way around.

Right Route

We map and optimize your space so it runs right from day one.

Trained Staff

Your team learns the robot before we hand over the keys.

Local Support

Shakopee-based service. We answer the phone.

What It Does

Delivery runs that keep staff closer to guests

The T10 delivers multi-tray orders through 23.2 in aisles while its 23.8-inch screen runs your promotions to every table it passes — service and marketing in one pass.

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Multi-Tray Delivery

Multiple orders moved in a single run.

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Route Optimization

Routes planned around your mapped floor and delivery stops.

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Narrow-Aisle Navigation

Moves cleanly through tight layouts.

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On-Screen Promotions

Your images and video, rolling through the room.

How It Works

Map the route. Repeat the delivery.

We map delivery stops and check the route with your team. Staff load and unload orders, keep the route usable, and plan charging around the actual workload.

  • LiDAR + vision navigation
  • Obstacle avoidance in live, busy spaces
  • Routes learned once, repeated all day
  • Frees your staff to stay with guests
Where It Fits

Built for your floor

Best fit

  • Restaurants
  • Hotels
  • Casinos
  • Entertainment venues
  • Senior living
  • Event centers

Built for venues that want delivery and in-room promotion together — 88 lb load, 23.2 in minimum aisle width.

Not the right fit when...

  • The aisles are narrower than 23.2 in — the T11 is the narrow-aisle option
  • The venue doesn't want a screen running promotional content
  • Deliveries need to stay private or enclosed — that's the W3
  • The expectation is zero staff involvement

Not sure? RevoRoute can test the route in your facility before you make a decision.

Specifications

T10 specifications

Checked against the KEENON T10 product manual, supplemented by KEENON’s current product listing for the advertising screen, passage width, charging and camera coverage. The manual lists 130.5 lb and 10–12 hours; the current listing gives about 128 lb and 9–12.5 hours. We confirm the supplied version and measure runtime on your route.

SpecificationUS / valueWhat it means for your building
Dimensions (W×D×H)19.13 × 21.85 × 55.12 inCheck the footprint and turning room along the route.
Weight130.5 lbPlan transport and floor loading for the configured robot.
Advertising screen23.8 inA guest-facing display for menus, specials, promotions, and event information.
Trays4Check loaded height, item size and weight on the demo route.
Load capacity88 lb total · 22 lb per trayCheck loaded height, item size and weight on the demo route.
Layer size (tiers 1–3)19.12 × 16.37 inConfirm the setup for your facility during the demo.
Layer size (bottom)13.78 × 11.26 inConfirm the setup for your facility during the demo.
Min passage width23.23 inMeasure the narrowest part of the actual route.
Max moving speed3.28 ft/sWorking speed varies with traffic and settings.
Battery life10–12 hoursConfirm the battery and charging setup supplied.
Charge time5.5 hours (15→100%)Include recharge time in the operating schedule.
NavigationVSLAM sensor + LiDARConfirm the setup for your facility during the demo.
Obstacle avoidanceFour stereo vision sensors + RGB camera; 360° recognition (product listing)Observe the operating conditions shown; test transitions onsite.
SafetyEmergency stop button, tray indicator lightsConfirm the setup for your facility during the demo.
InteractionMovable head, facial expressions, voice + touch + visionConfirm the setup for your facility during the demo.

Specifications above are from the KEENON DINERBOT T10 product manual. Coverage, runtime and throughput figures are estimates — what you actually get depends on your layout, floor surface, traffic, speed setting, and charging and staff loading/unloading time. We measure the real numbers on your floor during the demo.

The Demo

What happens during your on-site demo

We bring the T10 to your facility, map a real route, and measure aisle widths, tray-load fit, and screen visibility against your actual floor plan and traffic pattern.

The purpose of the demonstration is to determine whether the T10 fits your facility — not to force the wrong robot into the wrong application.

Local Support

Trained and supported right here in Minnesota

Right Robot + Right Route + Staff Training + Local Support

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Demo & Assessment

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Delivery & Setup

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Mapping & No-Go Zones

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Staff Training

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Remote Troubleshooting

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Route & Settings Changes

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Shakopee Parts & Service

Questions

Straight answers about the RouteRunner T10

How much does the RouteRunner T10 cost?
$524 a month on a 60-month lease — roughly $17 a day. Shorter terms run higher (24 months is $1,144 a month). Outright purchase, custom payment plans, and 3-, 6- or 9-month pilot programs are also available. Rates vary by credit approval; we confirm your exact number at the demo.
Can we see it run in our building first?
Yes — that's how every deal starts. We bring the T10 to your building, map a real route, run it while your crew watches, and measure what it actually covers on your floor. The demo is free.
What is the big screen for?
The 23.8-inch display faces your guests — specials, menus, promos, event signage — while the trays do the work. It's running today at Northern Lights Casino in Walker, Minnesota.
Where does the T10 work best?
Restaurants, hotels, casinos and senior living — bussing, running food, and station-to-station trips on clear aisles. If your aisles are tight, ask about the Slim T11; if you need locked, enclosed delivery, look at the RoomRunner W3.
Who installs, trains and services it?
We do — from our shop in Shakopee. The people who demo and install the robot are the people who train your staff and service it: mapping and no-go zones, staff training, remote troubleshooting, route and settings changes, and parts and service out of Shakopee. No third-party dispatch.

Ready to see the RouteRunner T10 on your floor?

Book a live demo — we bring the robot to your facility, map a real route, and let it prove itself.

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