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Keenon Robotics is an artificial intelligence company committed to providing intelligent unmanned delivery solutions for other institute partners worldwide.
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On July 22, 2022, Keenon Robotics US held its opening ceremony in Irvine, California. More than 50 people attended the ceremony, such as Keenon U.S. president, Keebot Chairman Yurong Gong, and Lianfeng Group Chairman Ni Juling. At the ceremony, Keenon Robotics showed several flagship products, including delivery robots T1, T2, T6, and T8, guiding robot G2 and infection robot M2.
Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Shanghai, Keenon Robotics is an artificial intelligence company committed to providing intelligent unmanned delivery solutions for other institute partners worldwide. Owning advanced intelligent service robots and AI technology, the company created efficient, stable, reliable and practical solutions serving customers from various fields, including catering, medical care, hotel, venue, business office, community pensions, and airports. Many domestic and overseas well-known brands, including Haidilao, Banu Hotpot, Grandma's Home, Xin Bai Lu, Sichuan Xiangtianxia, Guangzhou Restaurant, and Spacelab Zero Gravity Restaurant, have reached partnerships with Keenon.
In recent years, the trend of robots is unstoppable. Keenon hopes that in the United States, it can promote its products to all aspects of daily life and free human beings from some heavy and repetitive work, especially in the catering industry. Covid-19 and high inflation have a huge impact on the Chinese food industry. We believe Keenon will provide valuable help to the catering industry and largely save the operation costs of restaurants.
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