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KEENON Robotics France is the French subsidiary of KEENON Robotics, a global leader in autonomous intelligent service robots, established in 2010.
Funding reportedLast round: Series D
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About KEENON Robotics France
KEENON Robotics France is the French subsidiary of KEENON Robotics, a global leader in autonomous intelligent service robots, established in 2010.
The company specializes in delivery, cleaning, and guiding solutions tailored for the hospitality, medical, and commercial sectors. Based in Paris, KEENON Robotics France utilizes advanced AI and robotics to enhance service efficiency across various industries, including restaurants, hotels, hospitals, and corporate offices. The company offers a diverse range of smart service robots, including delivery robots like the DINERBOT series, cleaning robots such as the KLEENBOT C30, and the humanoid robot XMAN-R1. These robots are designed for autonomous navigation and cloud-based management, ensuring reliable service. KEENON Robotics France serves a wide array of clients, from restaurants and hotels to hospitals and corporate offices, aiming to reduce labor costs and boost productivity for its customers.
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- Sector
- Machinery
- Region
- Ile-de-France
- Revenue
- 110M a year, as listed
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