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Robint Foodie vs. UBTECH CADEBOT L100

Robint Foodie and UBTECH CADEBOT L100 are autonomous indoor delivery robots targeting restaurants, hospitality and healthcare environments. Based on ROBOT24.com market-research data records, this comparison examines their differences in carrying capacity, speed, runtime, navigation, perception and service capabilities

October 8, 2026 by Business Desk Team

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Introduction

Robint Foodie and UBTECH CADEBOT L100 are both represented in the ROBOT24.com market-research data records and are compared here using their recorded specifications and use cases.

Robint Foodie is enumerated as an autonomous food-delivery service robot use cases (restaurants, cafes, hotel, food court, hospitals). UBTECH CADEBOT L100 is enumerated as an autonomous indoor delivery robot use cases (food service, hospitality, retail, healthcare, logistics).
 
The primarily recorded distinguishers lie with physical design, performance numbers, navigation system, payload and the depth of technical specifications within each of the ROBOT24.com market-research records.
 

At a Glance 

MetricRobint FoodieUBTECH CADEBOT L100
Robot typeAutonomous food-delivery service robotAutonomous indoor delivery robot
Use casesRestaurants; cafes; hotels; food courts; hospitalsFood service; hospitality; retail; healthcare; logistics
Dimensions~572 x 520 x 1270 mm484 x 551 x 1252 mm
Weight55-60 kg55 kg
Payload / capacity45 kg total; 15 kg per tray40 kg; 4 trays
Maximum speed0.6-1.2 m/s0-0.8 m/s
RuntimeUp to 8 hoursUp to 8 hours
Charging timeNot recorded in Robot24 Airtable~4 hours
NavigationLDS SLAM + visual navigation; autonomous chargingLaser SLAM; route planning; cruise mode; autonomous charging
Sensors / perceptionLiDAR; ultrasonic; vision sensors; human/obstacle detectionLiDAR; RGB; depth; ultrasonic; cliff/collision sensors; IMU
Special capability3-layer tray design; cloud and fleet management; voice interaction21.5-inch advertising display; 270 deg open trays; fleet/cloud management
AvailabilityCommercially availableCommercially available
PriceContact vendorUSD $8,280-10,000

How They Compare

 
In relation to functions, Robint Foodie records for restaurants, cafes, hotels, food courts, and hospitals, while UBTECH CADEBOT L100 records for food service, hospitality, retail, healthcare, and logistics. The closest commonality between them is in food service, hospitality, and healthcare settings; the ROBOT24.com market research records show different priorities in their other commercial applications.
 
According to the performance data, the ROBINT FOODIE has a weight of 55-60 kilograms while the UBTECH CADEBOT L100 is 55 kilograms. Recorded speed is 0.6-1.2 m/s for FOODIE and 0-0.8 m/s for CADEBOT L100. The Runtime recording for both robots is listed at a maximum of eight hours.
 
The payload capacity is also recorded differently in the market-research data records of the ROBOT24.com. The Robint Foodie has a maximum total payload of 45kg, 15kg for each tray in the three-layer system. The UBTECH CADEBOT L100 has a payload capacity of 40kg and four trays.
 
Summary of autonomy and perception Robint Foodie is recorded with LDS SLAM, visual navigation and autonomous charging, using LiDAR, ultrasonic sensors, vision sensors, and human and obstacle detection. UBTECH CADEBOT L100 is recorded with laser SLAM, route planning, cruise mode and autonomous charging, supported by LiDAR, RGB and depth sensors, ultrasonic sensors, cliffs and collision sensors, and an IMU.
 
These extra features show different service goals. For instance, Robint Foodie comes with three layers of tray design, cloud and fleet management, and the ability to respond to voice commands. UBTECH CADEBOT L100 comes with a 21.5-inch advertising display, 270 open trays, and fleet and cloud management.
 

Summary

 
Robint Foodie and UBTECH CADEBOT L100 are both generally falling under the same category of autonomous indoor delivery, but their records in the market-research data records ROBOT24.com are quite distinct in terms of carrying capacity, speed, navigation, perception and service features. The above figure should be taken as a side by side comparison of currently stored specifications in the market-research data records of ROBOT24.com.

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