A more personal dining experience

TeleBotz in Hotel Dining

Let your remote experts handle the talking.
Give a personalised waiter to every dining table.

Explore waiter options
Before and after comparison showing a frustrated restaurant guest before TeleBotz and a guest receiving a response from a remote waiter through a smartphone-based telepresence setup.
A customer is heard and acknowledged remotely, while the on-site waiter can focus on delivering food.
The dining-table challenge

Good food deserves attentive service.

During busy periods, one waiter may be handling several tables and repeated requests. Guests can feel ignored, while staff can become overwhelmed trying to decide whom to attend to first.

Before TeleBotz: guests wait to be heard

A customer may call repeatedly for water, a menu clarification, or the bill. If the waiter is occupied elsewhere, the request may go unanswered and the guest becomes frustrated.

Staff juggle competing requests

Several tables may need attention at the same time. The waiter has to move between tables, remember requests, answer questions, and coordinate service.

Choose your personalised waiter

Three ways to bring a helpful presence to every table.

Each table can be connected to the type of assistance that best suits the restaurant, the customer, and the time of day.

Type 2 · AI waiter

An always-available dining assistant

An AI assistant can respond to routine questions and guide customers through common dining requests.

  • Always available for common questions.
  • Voice-based conversation or text chat.
  • Can explain menu items, ingredients, spice levels, and prices when configured with restaurant information.
  • Can acknowledge requests and hand off questions it cannot answer to a human team member.
Type 3 · Inclusive remote work

Remote waiter or host with a disability

Offer an opportunity for people with disabilities to work remotely as customer-facing dining hosts, using the communication mode that works for them.

  • Engage guests through video, voice notes, or text, based on the person's abilities and preferences.
  • Provide a meaningful customer-service role without requiring the person to move around the restaurant floor.
  • Coordinate with on-site staff for physical tasks such as carrying food, water, or bills.
  • Give guests a personal response while supporting more inclusive employment.

The remote waiter handles conversation and customer acknowledgement. On-site restaurant staff remain responsible for preparing, checking, and physically delivering food and other items. The exact features depend on the restaurant's app configuration and operating process.

How the table experience works

A request reaches the right person without repeated calling.

1. Customer connects

The guest uses the table's TeleBotz connection to reach the selected waiter.

2. Customer sends a request

They can speak, leave a voice note, or type a message, depending on the selected service.

3. Waiter acknowledges

The remote human or AI assistant confirms that the request has been received.

4. On-site staff deliver

The restaurant team fulfils the physical request, such as bringing water or serving food.

A better division of work

Remote conversation. On-site hospitality.

The remote waiter focuses on

Greeting guests, answering questions, receiving requests, confirming details, and keeping customers informed.

The on-site team focuses on

Preparing, checking, and delivering food and drinks, and handling other tasks that require a physical presence.

Explore a hotel dining pilot

Give every table a waiter who responds.

Explore a TeleBotz dining-table pilot with human, AI, or inclusive remote-host options for your restaurant.

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