Product Listing Title4-Tray 40 kg Payload Food Delivery Robot with 21.5-Inch Ad Display
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4-Tray 40 kg Payload Food Delivery Robot with 21.5-Inch Ad Display
XCAD101 Cadebot L100 · Indoor Autonomous Mobile Robot for Food Delivery
Product Summary
The XCAD101 Cadebot L100 is an indoor autonomous mobile robot built for food delivery inside restaurants, hotels and commercial catering venues. Four ADC12 die-cast aluminium trays carry a total payload of 40 kg, 10 kg per tray at maximum. A 25.6 V 20 Ah battery delivers roughly 8 hours of operating time, and the robot travels at 0–0.8 m/s through aisles from 650 mm wide. A 10.1-inch 1920×1200 touchscreen handles staff and guest interaction, while a 21.5-inch 1920×1080 advertising display runs menu or promotional content on the same trip. Tray indicator lights and automatic tray detection move the robot on to the next task once a tray is cleared.
Key Features
40 kg across four trays
Each ADC12 die-cast aluminium tray takes up to 10 kg, so one run can cover a full table round instead of a single order.
≈8 hours per charge
A 25.6 V 20 Ah battery gives about 8 hours of operating time and 12 hours of standby; a full charge takes about 4 hours.
650 mm minimum aisle
A 551 × 484 mm footprint lets the robot work in dining rooms with aisles from 650 mm wide, without rebuilding the floor plan.
Two screens on one unit
A 10.1-inch 1920×1200 touchscreen for interaction plus a 21.5-inch 1920×1080 display for menus, promotions or guest greeting.
Task handover built in
Tray indicator lights and automatic tray detection show staff which tray to unload and let the robot pick up the next task once a tray is cleared.
Metal load structure
Chassis and frame in automotive-grade Q345 alloy steel, trays in ADC12 aluminium die-casting, 55 kg net weight.
Technical Specifications
Parameter
Specification
Model
XCAD101 (Cadebot L100)
Product type
Indoor autonomous mobile robot for food delivery
Dimensions (L × W × H)
551 × 484 × 1252 mm
Net weight
55 kg
Total payload
40 kg (4 trays, 10 kg per tray maximum)
Traveling speed
0–0.8 m/s
Minimum aisle width
≥650 mm
Gradeability
≤5° (recommended ≤4° when loaded)
Battery capacity
25.6 V 20 Ah
Operating time
≈8 hours
Standby time
12 hours
Charging time
≈4 hours
Operating temperature
0–40 °C (indoor use only)
Operating humidity
10–90% (indoor use only)
Touchscreen
10.1-inch, 1920×1200
Advertising display
21.5-inch, 1920×1080
Chassis & frame
Automotive-grade Q345 alloy steel
Trays
ADC12 aluminium alloy die-casting
Models and Options
The XCAD101 Cadebot L100 is supplied in one indoor delivery configuration. Options documented for this model are the contact charging pile, a 4G SIM card, Wi-Fi, a set of 50 positioning QR codes, and a USB flash drive for software updates. Navigation combines pre-mapped tracks with free navigation, and the robot returns to charge automatically.
Materials and Structure
The chassis and frame are built from automotive-grade Q345 alloy steel, giving the 55 kg platform a metal load structure rather than plastic shelving. The four delivery trays are ADC12 aluminium alloy die-castings, sized for a 10 kg load each. The 1252 mm body height places the tray stack within easy reach of service staff, while the dual-screen head carries the 10.1-inch touchscreen and the 21.5-inch advertising display above the load section.
Applications
The robot is specified for food service and hospitality: restaurants, hotels and commercial catering venues. It covers autonomous meal delivery with tray indicator lights and automatic tray detection, advertising display during the run, and guest greeting at the entrance or lobby.
Working surface: indoor flat floors such as tile, hard floor and thin carpet
Climate: 0–40 °C, 10–90% humidity, indoor use only
Site limits: no steps, no standing water, no slopes above 5°, no trenches deeper than 40 mm, no aisles narrower than 650 mm
Safety practice: clear cables and sharp objects from the floor, load and unload trays only when the robot is paused
Customization
Configuration is fixed at order: 4G SIM, Wi-Fi, contact charging pile, the 50-code positioning set and the USB update drive are the listed options. Navigation is deployed against the pre-mapped route set for your floor plan, and tray count is fixed at four per unit. Share your floor plan and service flow and the team will confirm the configuration before shipment.
Product Gallery
XCAD101 Cadebot L100, complete unitFour-tray load section, 10 kg per tray10.1-inch touchscreen and 21.5-inch displayIndoor delivery run in a dining area
FAQ
How much can the XCAD101 carry in one trip?
40 kg in total across four trays, with a maximum of 10 kg per tray.
How long does it run between charges?
About 8 hours of operating time and 12 hours of standby from a 25.6 V 20 Ah battery; a full charge takes about 4 hours. Duty is task-based, not continuous 24/7 operation.
How much floor space does it need?
A minimum aisle width of 650 mm. The footprint is 551 × 484 mm and gradeability is 5° or less, with 4° or less recommended when the trays are loaded.
Can it handle steps or outdoor areas?
No. It is an indoor unit rated for 0–40 °C and 10–90% humidity, and it is not designed for steps, standing water or trenches deeper than 40 mm.
What does the site need for navigation and charging?
A pre-mapped route set plus free navigation, with the option of 50 positioning QR codes, Wi-Fi or a 4G SIM card. The contact charging pile is an option, and the robot returns to charge automatically.
Can staff load trays while the robot is moving?
No. Load and unload only when the robot is paused, and stop it before any temporary tray adjustment. Do not place liquids, open flames, children or pets on the trays, and avoid suddenly blocking the robot while it moves.
Does the advertising screen work during delivery runs?
Yes. The 21.5-inch 1920×1080 display sits on the same unit as the 10.1-inch touchscreen, so advertising and guest-greeting use run alongside the delivery route.
How do I request a quote or a deployment plan?
Contact the sales team with your venue type, floor plan and expected number of daily delivery runs, and the configuration will be confirmed against the XCAD101 specification.
