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Munich Airport unveils self-driving snack robot

18 Mar 2024
 Source: Munich Airport
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Munich Airport is testing an innovative new way of selling snacks to passengers, with JEEVES, a new robot.  

JEEVES offers a collection of soft drinks and snacks that can be purchased using Apple Pay, Google Pay and all major credit cards. The snackbot will move through the gate area on levels 4 and 5 at Terminal 2. 

Customers need only step into JEEVES’ path to get the robot to stop, then they can make a purchase using the large touch screen. 

This self-driving robot was originally developed by Munich-based start-up, Robotise for use in the healthcare and hospitality industries. It is the first time it will be used as an airport snackbot. 

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