Ottobot

Overview

Ottobot is a consumer-facing and back-of-house unit from Ottonomy (headquartered in the United States, founded 2020), listed in the Front-of-house Service & Delivery Robots category of the Food Robotics Catalogue. According to the maker and the sources we checked, it is commercially available. What it does: Indoor/outdoor delivery robot incl. hospital food-tray delivery.

We did not find an NSF listing for it. Pricing model: RaaS (Robotics as a Service) (maker). Utilities: integrates with hospital elevators and access-controlled doors; trays can link to patient EMRs (healthcare page).

Notable users and reference sites: Sodexo (trial at a remote Australian mining village; outside North America).

RaaS model; healthcare, airports and campuses.

Specs at a glance

Company founded

Founded 2020

Headquarters

United States

Certifications

No NSF listing found

Footprint

not published

Utilities

integrates with hospital elevators and access-controlled doors; trays can link to patient EMRs (healthcare page)

Throughput (maker's claim)

not published

Price model

RaaS (Robotics as a Service) (maker)

Placement

Consumer-facing + BOH

Payment terminal

n/a (delivery robot)

Meal plans

n/a

Notable users

• Sodexo (trial at a remote Australian mining village
• outside North America)

Sources

ottonomy.io ↗, ottonomy.io ↗