Service Robots
Autonomous robots for hospitality, restaurant delivery, and commercial task automation
Category advisor note
What buyers should know about service robots
Good for
Service robots fit delivery, reception, retail, hospitality, guidance, and customer-facing jobs where reliability matters as much as presentation.
Usually not for
They are not a fit when the task requires heavy manipulation, outdoor mobility, or safety-critical autonomy without human oversight.
Compare before buying
Buyers should compare task scope, environment fit, customer experience, support terms, parts access, autonomy limits, and cleaning/maintenance needs.
Sourcing note
Category pages help buyers compare the shape of the market. Before sourcing a specific robot, check the product page for current verification status, spec-source coverage, availability caveats, support terms, and deployment evidence.
Mirokai
Enchanted Tools
Enchanted Tools' Mirokaï is a French-made humanoid social robot designed to assist and interact with people in healthcare and hospitality settings.
Pudu D9
Pudu Robotics
Pudu Robotics' first full-sized bipedal humanoid robot, designed for object manipulation and customer engagement.
PUDU D7 (2024)
Pudu Robotics
PUDU's 2024 first-generation semi-humanoid service robot with a wheeled base, dual arms and 10 kg payload.
Xman R1
Keenon Robotics
KEENON Robotics' in-house humanoid service robot, unveiled in 2025 to interact with people and collaborate with other KEENON service robots in commercial settings.
PUDU D7 (2026)
Pudu Robotics
PUDU's announced 2026 industrial semi-humanoid with a 14 kg payload, dual LiDAR and autonomous battery swapping.
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