UBTECH CadeBot
The tray robot. Three trays, 40 kg, a 21.5-inch screen, and it finds its own way to the table.
CadeBot is a delivery and service robot for repeatable indoor routes: open trays for food, retail items and supplies, a big display for promotion or status, and autonomous navigation through aisles full of people. Two of them carry plates across our floor every service.
- 40 kg payload
Across three open trays
- 21.5-inch display
FHD, customer-facing
- 10.1-inch touch
Operator interface
- 650 mm aisles
15 mm obstacles, 5° slopes
- 6 hours running
About 4 hours to charge
- LiDAR plus RGB-D
Two cameras, two ultrasonics
- 1255 mm tall
551 wide, 484 deep, 55 kg
- Voice prompts
Guidance and status on the move
What it does
- Commercial delivery
Open tray design, 40 kg payload across three trays, built for quick loading and repeatable movement through commercial spaces.
- Display and guest communication
21.5" advertising display, 10.1" touch interface and voice prompts: promotions, guidance, status or venue content.
- Autonomous indoor navigation
LiDAR, dual RGB-D cameras and ultrasonic sensing for routing and obstacle handling in tighter aisles.
- Restaurants and hotels
Front-of-house delivery and service support on structured routes. For greeting and tours, see Cruzr.
- Retail and public venues
Stores, airports and public spaces where the robot moves items and shows messages.
- Supermarkets
Aisle-friendly assistance and promotional movement on a defined path.
- Factories
Internal material movement and light delivery in production or warehouse-adjacent spaces.
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Published specification
What is it for?
Open-tray delivery and route execution with a customer-facing display, rather than the reception model Cruzr uses.
Where does it work?
Restaurants, hotels, retail, airports and selected factory routes, where aisle width, floors and delivery logic can be defined.
Can it carry promotions as well as goods?
Yes. The 21.5-inch display runs branded messaging, promotions or instructions while it delivers.
How much can it carry?
40 kg across the three trays. We check that against your item sizes, load pattern and route.