Take the walking out of restaurant and hotel service so staff spend their time with guests, and grow into a fleet that also cleans and handles objects.
Bear says 16,000+ robots shipped; compact Servi Q shown May 2026; deal signed to add Kinisi's manipulation AI.
Updated 22 Jun 2026Checked 11 Oct0 updates this week
A spinning laser scanner measures distances to walls and furniture while cameras and depth sensors catch low or moving obstacles like children and bags.
At setup the robot maps the dining room; afterwards it locates itself against that map and plans a path to any table.
Staff load two trays and a bus tub, about 10 kg each, then pick a table on a 7-inch touchscreen; the robot drives there and returns when emptied.
Multi-robot software keeps several Servis from blocking each other, and a cloud dashboard tracks trips and uptime.
| Spec | Servi |
|---|---|
| Payload per tray | 10 kg (22 lb)R (reported) |
| Total payload (Servi) | 30 kg (66 lb)R (reported) |
| Battery life | 10-12 hR (reported) |
| Charge time | 4 hR (reported) |
| Speed | 0.1-1.2 m/sR (reported) |
| Height | 104.6 cmR (reported) |
| Narrowest aisle (Servi Q) | 18 in (46 cm)R (reported) |
| Bear robots shipped | 16,000+R (reported) |
R reported by the company
Bear Robotics
Servi restaurant and hotel service robots
Silicon Valley maker of Servi, a self-driving robot that carries food and dirty dishes in restaurants, hotels and care homes. LG Electronics has owned a controlling 51% since January 2025 and merged its own CLOi service robots into it.
