The Temi Go is an autonomous delivery robot built on the Temi V3 platform, designed to transport food, drinks, documents, and small items from point to point in restaurants, food courts, offices, hotels, retail stores, and healthcare facilities. It weighs approximately 12 kg, stands about 100 cm tall, moves at up to 1 m/s with a zero-turn radius, runs for up to 8 hours per charge, and carries up to 3 kg on its built-in tray. Starting at roughly $3,950 for the Wi-Fi model, the Temi Go combines LiDAR-based autonomous navigation with a 13.3-inch touchscreen, voice commands, facial recognition, and cloud-based fleet management — making it one of the most affordable and versatile service robots on the market.
Price Range
The Temi Go is a delivery-focused configuration of the Temi V3 platform. Pricing varies by connectivity option and reseller. All models require an ongoing Temi Center Pro subscription for full functionality.
| Model | Price (Low) | Price (Average) | Price (High) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Temi V3 Go (Wi-Fi) | $3,950 | $4,500 | $5,999 |
| Temi V3 Go (5G) | $4,450 | $5,000 | $5,999 |
| Temi Center Pro subscription | $99/month | $99/month | $99/month |
| Temi Pro software subscription (annual, via Useabot) | $1,500/year | $1,500/year | $1,500/year |
| Bulk pricing (50+ units, Alibaba) | $4,999/unit | $5,499/unit | $5,999/unit |
Based on publicly listed prices from Useabot, TemiBots.com, Airpuria, Displays2Go, HelloGard, and Alibaba as of April 2026. Lead time is 8–12 weeks for pre-orders through some resellers. The subscription is required per unit — budget accordingly for fleet deployments.
Important: Ongoing subscription costs. Unlike most robots that are one-time purchases, the Temi Go requires a monthly or annual software subscription for Temi Center Pro functionality including fleet management, remote control, sequence programming, and advanced features. At $99/month ($1,188/year) per unit, this adds significantly to total cost of ownership — especially for multi-robot deployments.
Full Specifications
The Temi Go shares its core hardware with the standard Temi V3 personal assistant robot. The difference is configuration and intended use case — the Go is optimized for autonomous delivery workflows rather than telepresence and personal assistance.
Chassis and Build
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Height | ~100 cm (3.2 ft / 39 in) |
| Depth × Width | ~46 × 33 cm (18 × 13 in) |
| Weight | ~12 kg (26 lbs) |
| Package weight (shipping) | ~18 kg (40 lbs) |
| Frame | Engineering plastics with acoustically transparent fabric panels |
| Mobility | Two independent 50W direct-drive brushless DC motors with planetary gear |
| Top speed | 1 m/s (3.6 km/h / 2.2 mph) |
| Turn radius | Zero — can spin in place |
| Stair climbing | No — indoor flat surfaces only |
| Outdoor use | No — indoor only |
Tray and Delivery Capacity
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Tray size | ~30 × 25 cm (12 × 10 in) |
| Tray load capacity | Up to 3 kg (6.6 lbs) |
| Tray features | Integrated wireless phone charger, mounting points for accessories |
| Delivery mode | Autonomous point-to-point — items placed on tray at origin, robot navigates to destination |
Display and Audio
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Display | 13.3" IPS LCD, 1920 × 1080 (Full HD), capacitive multi-touch |
| Display density | 224 PPI |
| Display tilt | Motorized, -15° to +55° with autonomous face tracking |
| Display coating | Anti-smudge |
| Audio system | 20W with subwoofer, mid-range speakers, and tweeters |
| Microphones | 4 omnidirectional digital microphones with beamforming, echo cancellation, and ambient noise reduction |
Navigation and Sensors
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Navigation system | ROBOX — proprietary SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) |
| LiDAR | 360-degree scanning |
| Depth cameras | 2× |
| RGB cameras | 2× (including 13 MP at 1080p for video calls) |
| Time-of-flight sensors | 6× linear |
| IMU | Yes |
| Navigation accuracy | 5 cm reported |
| Obstacle avoidance | Real-time, multi-sensor fusion |
| Person following | Yes — autonomous face tracking and leg tracking |
| Facial recognition | Yes |
| Map building | Automatic 2D/3D environment mapping, user-defined saved locations |
| Virtual walls | Yes — configurable through Temi Center |
Battery and Power
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Battery type | Lithium-ion |
| Runtime | Up to 8 hours per charge |
| Charging | Autonomous self-docking to charging station |
| Charging station | Included in box |
Connectivity
| Feature | Temi Go (Wi-Fi) | Temi Go (5G) |
|---|---|---|
| Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi 5 (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac), 2.4 GHz + 5 GHz | Wi-Fi 5 (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac), 2.4 GHz + 5 GHz |
| Bluetooth | 5.0 with BLE | 5.0 with BLE |
| Cellular | No (supports 4G via USB dongle) | 5G SIM slot built-in |
| USB | 1× USB 2.0 Type-A, 1× USB 3.0 Type-C | 1× USB 2.0 Type-A, 1× USB 3.0 Type-C |
Computing and Software
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Operating system | Temi OS (Android 11 architecture with proprietary launcher) |
| Navigation computer | ARM architecture, low-power high-performance |
| Human interaction computer | Android 11 based |
| AI features | Voice recognition (ASR/NLP/TTS), facial recognition, person following, autonomous navigation |
| Voice assistant | Alexa built-in |
| App ecosystem | Temi App Store + open SDK for custom third-party apps |
| Fleet management | Temi Center — cloud-based dashboard for remote control, sequence programming, location mapping, virtual walls, greeting behaviors |
| OTA updates | Yes |
| Security | Firedome IoT security platform |
What's in the Box
Every Temi Go ships with the robot, a docking/charging station with power cord, and a quick start guide.
What Is the Temi Go Actually Used For?
The Temi Go is not a humanoid robot or a research platform — it's a wheeled service robot designed to perform specific commercial tasks. Here's where it's deployed today.
Restaurant and Food Court Delivery
The primary use case. The Temi Go picks up food and drinks at a kitchen or bar and autonomously delivers them to a table or pickup point. Staff load items onto the tray, select the destination on the touchscreen or via voice command, and the robot navigates there on its own. It then returns to the origin or moves to its next task.
Hotel and Hospitality
Hotels use Temi robots as concierge assistants — greeting guests in the lobby, guiding them to rooms or amenities, and delivering small items like toiletries or room service orders. The touchscreen displays maps, promotions, and contact forms.
Healthcare and Elder Care
Temi Global partnered with Foxconn in early 2026 to ramp up production targeting deployment across 30,000 U.S. nursing homes. In healthcare settings, the Temi Go handles medication reminders, telepresence calls between patients and doctors, vitals relay, and social check-ins for elderly residents. The 8-hour battery and autonomous docking make it viable for 24/7 facility coverage with multiple units.
Retail
Customer assistance, wayfinding, product information display, and promotional content delivery. The 13.3-inch touchscreen doubles as a digital signage platform when the robot isn't actively navigating.
Office and Enterprise
Meeting room guidance, document delivery, visitor check-in and wayfinding, and virtual meeting facilitation through built-in video calling.
Education
STEM programming demonstrations using the map-building technology, interactive classroom assistance, and language tutoring via the Alexa integration.
Buyer's Guide: What to Know Before Buying a Temi Go
Subscription Costs Add Up Fast
The biggest thing most buyers don't realize upfront: the Temi Go requires an ongoing software subscription for full functionality. At $99/month per unit, a single robot costs $1,188/year beyond the purchase price. A fleet of 10 units adds $11,880/year in recurring costs. Budget for this from day one.
It's Indoor-Only and Flat-Surface-Only
The Temi Go cannot climb stairs, go outdoors, handle rough terrain, or navigate steep ramps. It is designed for smooth indoor floors — restaurants, hotels, hospitals, offices, and retail stores with flat, obstacle-free paths. If your environment has stairs, outdoor transitions, or uneven surfaces, the Temi Go will not work.
Tray Capacity Is Limited
At 3 kg (6.6 lbs) on a 30 × 25 cm tray, you can deliver a couple of plates, a few drinks, or small packages. This is not a heavy-load delivery platform. If you need to move heavier items, look at dedicated food delivery robots with multi-tier trays like the Pudu BellaBot or Bear Robotics Servi.
Speed Is Modest
At 1 m/s (about 2.2 mph), the Temi Go moves at a leisurely walking pace. This is fine for most service environments but it will not keep up with a busy server in a fast-paced restaurant. It works best as a supplemental delivery system, not a replacement for human staff.
Fleet Management Requires Temi Center
For multi-robot deployments, the Temi Center cloud platform handles centralized control, sequence programming, remote driving, map management, and behavioral customization. This is where the subscription value lies — but it also creates vendor lock-in. Your robots depend on Temi's cloud infrastructure.
The SDK Is Genuinely Open
For developers, the Temi platform runs on Android 11 with a fully open SDK. You can build custom apps, integrate with backend systems, connect smart devices, and create tailored workflows. This is one of Temi's strongest differentiators — the robot is highly customizable.
Warranty Is 1 Year
Standard 1-year manufacturer warranty. Extended support plans are available through resellers like HelloGard (Basic and Deluxe tiers with cloud management, onboarding, training, and preventive maintenance).
Temi Go vs Similar Robots
- Temi Go vs Pudu BellaBot: The BellaBot is a dedicated restaurant delivery robot with multi-tier trays (up to 4 trays, 10 kg per tray). It's purpose-built for food delivery and carries significantly more than the Temi Go's single 3 kg tray. However, the BellaBot lacks a touchscreen interface, video calling, voice assistant, facial recognition, and SDK access. The Temi Go is more versatile; the BellaBot is a better pure delivery robot.
- Temi Go vs Bear Robotics Servi: Servi is another dedicated restaurant delivery bot with higher payload capacity. Similar trade-off — Servi delivers more food, but Temi Go does more beyond delivery.
- Temi Go vs Temi V3 (standard): Same hardware. The standard Temi V3 is marketed as a personal assistant and telepresence robot. The Temi Go is configured and marketed for autonomous delivery workflows. If you need primarily telepresence and video calling, get the standard V3. If you need point-to-point delivery, get the Go.
- Temi Go vs Temi Go Pro: The Go Pro is an upgraded delivery variant with enhanced capabilities for indoor commercial environments. Check with Temi resellers for specific differences in your market.
- Temi Go vs Amazon Astro: Astro is Amazon's consumer home robot. It targets personal use rather than commercial deployment and is not designed for fleet management or business environments. The Temi Go is a commercial product with enterprise-grade fleet tools.
