I spent several years in Asia and saw firsthand how quickly cities adapted to density, vertical living, and new building technologies. This article from Malaysia is a good reminder that the next stage of that evolution is already taking shape.
What interests me most is not the robot itself, but what becomes possible when the systems within a building can work together. When service robots can use elevators independently, buildings can operate more efficiently and make everyday tasks simpler for residents and building teams. At Otis Elevator Co., we're contributing to that progress through Otis Integrated Dispatch, which enables service robots to interact seamlessly with elevators and move throughout a building independently, but the broader opportunity is much bigger than any one technology. It is about making buildings more connected, adaptable, and responsive to the people who rely on them every day.
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