New Japanese Hotel Run Entirely By Robots !
The robot will check you in, take your bags, and escort you to your room in a new Japanese hotel that hopes to free itself of human employees. Alongside speaking Japanese, these multilingual bots will be capable of conversing fluently in Chinese, Korean and English. Not only that, but they will also be able to make hand gestures and mimic various other human behaviors, such as breathing and blinking. And just to really freak you out, they can even make eye contact and respond to both body language and tone of voice.
While there will be human staff on hand to smooth over any quirks in the system the president of the company behind the new hotel said his goal is for 90 percent of operations to run by robots.
The hotel will become part of a theme park called Huis Ten Bosch in Nagasaki which is modeled on a 17th century Dutch town. Although the hotel will initially have half of its staff as robots, in the future the park hopes to have more than 90% of hotel services operated by robots. And it’s thanks to all these robots that room prices can be kept low, alongside other features which reduce operating costs such as solar panels and energy efficient LED lights. But of course, it’s going to be popular, so the rooms will be reserved based on a bidding system that starts at around $60 (7,000 yen), but capped well below the rates of rooms in other hotels at the park. Be with Grin to stay up to date with the amazing world info which is very vital these days, like us on Facebook & connect with us.
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The robot will check you in, take your bags, and escort you to your room in a new Japanese hotel that hopes to free itself of human employees. Alongside speaking Japanese, these multilingual bots will be capable of conversing fluently in Chinese, Korean and English. Not only that, but they will also be able to make hand gestures and mimic various other human behaviors, such as breathing and blinking. And just to really freak you out, they can even make eye contact and respond to both body language and tone of voice.
While there will be human staff on hand to smooth over any quirks in the system the president of the company behind the new hotel said his goal is for 90 percent of operations to run by robots.
The hotel will become part of a theme park called Huis Ten Bosch in Nagasaki which is modeled on a 17th century Dutch town. Although the hotel will initially have half of its staff as robots, in the future the park hopes to have more than 90% of hotel services operated by robots. And it’s thanks to all these robots that room prices can be kept low, alongside other features which reduce operating costs such as solar panels and energy efficient LED lights. But of course, it’s going to be popular, so the rooms will be reserved based on a bidding system that starts at around $60 (7,000 yen), but capped well below the rates of rooms in other hotels at the park. Be with Grin to stay up to date with the amazing world info which is very vital these days, like us on Facebook & connect with us.
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