YYForce Opens Robotics Training Center in Singapore
YYForce opened a Robotics Training, Data and Experience Center in Singapore, the company said in a press release. The facility supports humanoid robot training, workflow testing, operational data collection and customer demonstrations for hospitality, cleaning, security, delivery and facility management tasks.
The center contains simulated environments for hotel housekeeping, restroom cleaning, banqueting and hospitality support. It also showcases cleaning, delivery, surveillance, pool cleaning and humanoid service robots, while a security command center combines robotic patrol systems with sensors, cameras and centralized monitoring.
YYForce will use the facility to assess Robotics as a Service, robot leasing and managed robotics services. The company has not reported material revenue, orders or recurring contracts from these proposed business models.
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