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Robots take positions at international hotels

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Published on 06/08/15 - Updated on 29/06/23

The progress of household robotics is evident in the hotel industry and the brand Crowne Plaza has just presented its new robot employee, just a year after the arrival of ALO at Aloft. Cyber-employees have new roles in the industry, and may even welcome guests at reception.

Soon clients will cease being surprised to speak to a robot at hotels, while cyber employees are increasingly present in the sector. The InterContinental group has just announced it will implement Dash at its Crowne Plaza San Jose-Silicon Valley hotel. It will be its first robot serving customers...

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