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Jestic Foodservice Solutions has partnered with Bear Robotics to bring the company’s advanced Servi+ service robot to the UK, offering live demonstrations at its development kitchen in Paddock Wood, Kent.


The partnership comes as the hospitality industry continues to grapple with rising labour costs and staffing shortages. The Servi+ robot, developed by California-based Bear Robotics, is designed to ease those pressures by supporting service operations in restaurants and other foodservice environments.


Founded in 2017, Bear Robotics brings together over 15 years of expertise in software, robotics and hospitality. Its Servi+ model features a 16-dish capacity, multi-table delivery and all-floor navigation capable of handling ramps and transporting liquids. The robot also includes responsive LED lighting, a customisable messaging display for guest interaction, and accommodates up to four extra-large trays with adjustable configurations.



Michael Eyre, product director at Jestic Foodservice Solutions comments: “It’s a pleasure to showcase the Servi+ at our demonstration Kitchen in Paddock Wood. With the ongoing issue of labour costs effecting the industry, we’re proud to be championing a product that provides an innovative solution."


"With these service robots, not only are they increasing operational efficiency, but they also increase staff satisfaction, reducing burdens like heavy lifting and burnout.”

Jestic Foodservice brings Bear Robotics’ service robot to UK hospitality sector

Rafaela Sousa

31 July 2025

Jestic Foodservice brings Bear Robotics’ service robot to UK hospitality sector

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