Bear RoboticsNot yet claimed

About Bear Robotics

Bear Robotics builds autonomous mobile robots for hospitality businesses where staff spend large parts of a shift walking food, drinks and dirty dishes between kitchen and tables. Its Servi family — Servi, Servi Plus and the compact Servi Q — carries meals and busses tables in restaurants, hotels, senior living communities, casinos and entertainment venues, and is designed to be deployed in hours and to navigate narrow dining-room aisles. The company has widened the same platform in two directions: Carti 100 applies its navigation and multi-robot orchestration to warehouse and factory material movement, and the Kinisi wheeled humanoid adds picking and sorting arms alongside the mobile fleet.

All products run on a shared Fleet OS with common hardware and software across lines, according to the company. Bear reports its robots working at more than 5,000 sites (company-stated), with a strong second base in South Korea alongside its Silicon Valley headquarters. Since January 2025 the company has been majority-owned by LG Electronics. For partners, Bear is relevant to restaurant and hotel groups, senior-living and healthcare operators, food-service distributors and logistics buyers seeking proven, design-led service robots backed by a global electronics group.

Products & services

• Servi, Servi Plus and Servi Q — autonomous serving and bussing robots for restaurants and hospitality venues
• Carti 100 — modular warehouse AMR for point-to-point transport and line-side replenishment
• Kinisi — wheeled humanoid robot for picking, placing and sorting (presented on the official homepage as now part of Bear; third-party coverage of the June 2026 acquisition agreement described closing as pending, so transaction status should be rechecked before publication)
• Fleet OS — shared fleet software with multi-robot orchestration across product lines

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