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Home»Architecture»Hotels»Henn-na Hotel: World’s first fully-automated robot-staffed hotel in Japan

Henn-na Hotel: World’s first fully-automated robot-staffed hotel in Japan

Pallvika KashivBy Pallvika KashivJuly 23, 2015No Comments2 Mins Read
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Japan has created another technological landmark by opening its door to the world’s first fully automated, robot-staffed  Henn-na Hotel . Located in the middle of Huis Ten Bosch Theme Park, Nagasaki, the hotel features 10 robotic staff, resembling humans.

In Henn-na Hotel or ‘Strange Hotel’, guests are welcomed by rolling robots and rest everything from housekeeping to conveying your luggage, the warm and friendly robots do everything. To keep the hotel updated with innovative technology, the guests can enter their rooms after facial recognition on the door.

It is an energy-efficient hotel, as entire place is equipped with solar panels and machines to cut down utility costs. The temperature of each room is monitored with technology that detects body heat, and guests can call for robotic room service using tablet instead of phone. By your bedside, you can find a cute little Chu-ri-chan, the hotel’s cutest mascot. It’s the little magical doll that manages the room for you, and it can even activate lights, set up a wake-up call as well as check room’s temperature.

The robots available at front desk are designed to look like sophisticated young Japanese women and are multilingual, capable of speaking fluent Japanese, Chinese, Korean and English. The two other robots in reception area are less advanced, but  according to Hideo Sawada Henn-na hotel is planning to eventually create a cloud-based server to update their software and language skills.

On the other hand , the lobby is filled with wandering bots to give knowledge about local attractions, while others taking care of room services, housekeeping or delivering meals. Henn-na hotel is indeed has one-of-a-kind hospitality staff to take sufficient care of every guest.

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Dinosaur Robot guiding the client
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Human-like female robot guiding customer with check-in/out formalities
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Bot acting as concierge and taking luggage to the room
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Robot with big arms arranging luggage
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Hideo Sawada talking to the hotel mascot Chu-ri-chan, a cute little robot
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Rooms temperature is managed by the little robot

Via: AsiaOne

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Pallvika is an enthusiastic painter, and loves to capture moments for beautiful memories. Apart from writing, you can find her reading novels or volunteering with NGOs working towards providing better quality education to children.

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