Robots to serve guests in Japanese hotel | The Telegraph
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Hallie Siegel |
February 9, 2015
Guests checking into a new hotel close to the Japanese city of Nagasaki this summer may find themselves complaining that the service is just a little . robotic.
With due cause. In a paradigm-shifting development, the hotel in question, the Henn-na Hotel, will be partially staffed by what are termed “actroid” androids – remarkably human-like robots who will be able to greet, carry luggage to rooms, make cups of coffee – and even smile.
The 72-room hotel is scheduled to open on July 17, 2015. Read more on The Telegraph, or check out the press release.
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