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GUIDERBOT G2 vs Robint Joy

GUIDERBOT G2 edges out Robint Joy (94 vs 91) for visitor guidance duty, thanks to its broader feature set, dual 21.5" displays, and richer obstacle-detection suite. Joy stays competitive with strong reception, wayfinding, and added extras like face recognition and elevator operation.

September 14, 2026 by Business Desk Team

Side-by-side comparison image: on the left, KEENON's GUIDERBOT G2, a friendly white robot with a smiley face and a raised black rectangular display on twin support rods; on the right, Beijing Robint's Joy, a taller black-and-white robot with a tablet-style face screen, a large vertical advertising display on its body, and a small side tray, both set against a light blue background.

KEENON Robotics’ GUIDERBOT G2 is built around visitor guidance and reception. Robot24 records visitor greeting, wayfinding, guided tours, FAQ assistance, multilingual voice interaction and digital advertising, supported by dual 21.5-inch HD displays and autonomous indoor navigation. 

Beijing Robint Technology’s Joy is also a public-facing reception and guidance robot. Its recorded functions include visitor greeting, inquiry handling, wayfinding, guided tours and multimedia advertising, with voice interaction, face recognition, autonomous cruising and automatic recharging. 

Metric 

GUIDERBOT G2 

Robint Joy 

Overall rank 

1 

2 

Overall suitability score 

94/100 

91/100 

Visitor greeting / reception 

Yes - greeting, reception, FAQ and queue assistance 

Yes - greeting, front-desk automation and inquiry handling 

Wayfinding / guided tours 

Yes - escort mode, wayfinding and guided tours 

Yes - guided navigation, wayfinding and guided tours 

Digital advertising 

Dual 21.5-inch HD displays; advertising and campaign display 

18.5-inch HD advertising screen plus 13.3-inch touchscreen 

Autonomous navigation 

SLAM; indoor mapping; autonomous navigation 

Autonomous navigation and cruising; elevator operation 

Obstacle / human detection 

LiDAR, depth vision, sonar, infrared, contact sensors; human detection 

Obstacle detection, cameras, navigation sensors and environmental perception; human detection 

Runtime / charging 

>=7 h; autonomous charging; 6 h charging time 

6-8 h; autonomous recharging 

Maximum speed 

1.2 m/s 

0-1.2 m/s 

Scores are comparison-specific editorial suitability scores for the stated subject, based on the Robot24 Airtable records; they are not field-test results. Specifications are recorded values and may reflect manufacturer claims or different test conditions. Sources: Robot24 Partners Airtable - Robot Models: GUIDERBOT G2 Keenon Robotics (recSprhk3HX6rdiBZ) and Joy (recglCs5NYpgDnDQO). 

Assessment: Both robots are closely aligned with visitor greeting, wayfinding, tours and advertising. GUIDERBOT G2 ranks slightly higher for this subject because its Robot24 record specifies a particularly broad guidance feature set, dual large displays and a more detailed obstacle-avoidance sensor suite. Joy remains highly competitive, combining reception, inquiry handling, guidance, advertising, face recognition and elevator operation in a smaller public-facing platform. 

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