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YYForce Deploys 11-Robot Autonomous Service Fleet in Singapore
YYForce announced the commercial deployment of an 11-robot autonomous service fleet at the dual-branded Novotel Singapore on Stevens and Mercure Singapore on Stevens complex. Under the 24-month commercial agreement, YYForce is deploying a specialized fleet of autonomous service robots engineered to streamline intra-hotel logistics, guest room deliveries, and inter-floor service workflows across the property's extensive hospitality infrastructure.
YYForce Targets $20M Revenue from Malaysia by 2027
YYForce announced new hospitality contracts and expanding commercial service robotics deployments in Malaysia. Supported by these developments, management is targeting $20M in revenue from its Malaysian operations for fiscal year 2027. The target represents approximately 100% growth compared with management's FY2026 Malaysian revenue expectation of approximately $10M. The company's Malaysian subsidiary has signed service agreements with international hotel operators.
YYForce Announces Development of Integrated Smart Building Platform
YYForce announced its vision to develop an integrated platform connecting human expertise, artificial intelligence, robotics and smart-building systems. The company's long-term ambition is to establish operational infrastructure that could support future superintelligence applications in hospitality and the built environment, if such capabilities become available. The planned platform is intended to help hotel operators coordinate staffing, service delivery, robotic tasks and building performance through a common operational layer. YYForce plans to integrate hotel upgrade solutions involving occupancy and environmental sensors, lighting controls, temperature management, equipment monitoring and maintenance workflows. The superintelligence vision is a long-term strategic ambition. YYForce is not announcing that it has developed artificial general intelligence or artificial superintelligence. The near-term focus is an integrated operational platform. "By connecting people, robotics and building systems, we aim to turn operational information into coordinated action and measurable results," said Mike Fu, CEO.
YYForce Partners with Novotel Singapore to Introduce Service Robots
YYForce, Novotel Singapore on Stevens and Mercure Singapore on Stevens announced a partnership to introduce service robots across the hotels' 772-room precinct and advance AI and humanoid robotics development. The collaboration will combine a confirmed operational rollout with research informed by hotel workflows, aiming to improve guest service and develop future hospitality capabilities. The collaboration creates a real-world operating environment spanning 772 guestrooms, restaurants and event spaces. An initial pre-deployment comparison projects approximately 10% lower monthly operating costs across selected housekeeping, concierge and food and beverage operations, including the robot costs reflected in the model. Actual costs, productivity and guest-service outcomes will be evaluated after rollout. The confirmed first phase will introduce specialized service robots for guest deliveries, food and beverage logistics, scheduled cleaning and concierge support. Deployment preparations include lift integration, route mapping, network requirements and guest arrival notifications. A separate second phase is intended to focus on YYForce's humanoid system and future iterations. Selected housekeeping and banquet workflows will inform development of robotic hardware, software and AI systems through permitted observations and agreed operational data-use arrangements.
YYForce Expands 24iFM Commercial Platform
YYForce announced the commercial expansion of 24iFM through its Services Marketplace and Lifestyle advertising capabilities. The expansion brings estate administration, on-demand household services and merchant promotions together in one digital platform and introduces two potential digital revenue channels alongside YYForce's existing IFM operations: commissions or service fees from qualifying completed marketplace transactions, and advertising and promotional revenue from participating merchants. The platform brings together everyday estate and facility management functions with an expanding marketplace of household and property-related services. YYForce expects to participate in qualifying service activity generated through the platform by charging commissions or service fees, subject to applicable commercial arrangements. Alongside the Services Marketplace, YYForce is expanding the 24iFM Lifestyle experience to connect users with participating merchants and service providers across categories such as wellness, education, beauty, health, pet services, sports and other lifestyle segments. YYForce intends to progressively expand the range of participating service providers, service categories, merchants and commercial offerings available through 24iFM based on market demand and platform adoption.
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