In Brief: Emma Näpänkangas discusses the growing trend of incorporating robotics into hotel operations, highlighting how these automated solutions can streamline processes, improve service delivery, ...

The human touch is hard to replace, but there are tasks that are better suited to mechanical engineering. These hotels are making the best use of robots to give their staff more time to serve guests.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Japan is known for technological innovation and hospitality, influencing new hotel trends. Michelle Gross spent 4 nights at Yotel ...

China has announced plans to open the world’s first hotel operated entirely by robots, marking a major step toward fully automated hospitality. The hotel, located in Guangdong Province, is scheduled ...

One robot bent down to pick up and neatly fold scattered clothes, while another carefully tidied household items on a table. At a living room-style booth at the 2026 World Robot Conference, three ...

Jason Nelson, a reporter at Decrypt, writes that while hotels are increasingly adopting humanoid robots to enhance service efficiency, the technology elicits mixed reactions from guests, with some ...

I was in the elevator heading up to my room at Hotel EMC2, a boutique hotel in downtown Chicago, when one of the hotel’s most popular staff members — Leo, a robotic butler — methodically cruised on in ...