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Hong Kong start-up Rice Robotics has deployed a fleet of ‘friendly’ AI-powered robots in the Citic Tower skyscraper, as the city plays catch-up with Japan and South Korea in automation.
Rice Robotics announces its partnership with CITIC Pacific to introduce a 'same-building' cleaning robot service at CITIC Tower, Central, marking a milestone in autonomous intra-building logistics. Building on the success of its 'same-building delivery' service which is already operational in various locations in Japan, Rice Robotics is set to revolutionize Hong Kong's smart building landscape by permanently implementing this cutting-edge technology at CITIC Tower.
For many years, the idea of robots assisting with day-to-day tasks was nothing more than a dream. However, with the recent growth of AI technology, this dream is now a reality. Rice Robotics is one of the best examples of how robots are changing the way people live and do business. The Hong Kong-based developer of delivery, disinfection, and security robots has raised $7 million in Pre-Series A funding. Don't Miss: Until 2016 it was illegal for retail investors to invest in high-growth startups.
A range of robotics companies based in China, tackling everything from food prep to deliveries and supply chain logistics, announced new fundraising this week.