What is the robot hotel in Japan like?

Front desk reception, baggage handling and room service are all robots, and there are more and more robot hotels in Japan. This robot hotel chain named "Weird" will open 10 stores in Tokyo, Osaka, Fukuoka and Kyoto from 65438+ in February this year to 2065438+ in March 2009, each with 100 to 200 rooms.

The first "weird" hotel was built in 20 15, located in Nagasaki Hausberg theme park. A robot dinosaur wearing a uniform hat and bow tie is the receptionist here. It will say to the guests, "If you want to check in, please press1..." The guests can check in after a few operations on the touch screen. If you don't like dinosaurs, you can choose the beautiful "little sister" next to you. Of course, she is also a robot.

After checking in, the tenant can ask the robot to help store valuables and move the luggage into the guest room. A doll-like bald robot will tell the guests basic information such as breakfast time.

The guest room adopts facial recognition system, so the entrance is not to brush the room card, but to "brush the face". There is also a small robot in the guest room, which can answer questions such as the current time and weather, and help turn on and off the lights. Tenants can also use the tablet in the room to call the robot room service.