The center provides a controlled environment for evaluating the practicality of robotics in real-world service roles. By simulating tasks such as hotel housekeeping and restroom maintenance, YYForce intends to gather operational data on navigation and object interaction. While these activities do not yet establish full autonomy for humanoid units, they allow the firm to assess performance metrics and safety requirements before pitching solutions to commercial clients.
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YYForce Opens Singapore Robotics Center to Target Service Market
YYForce Inc. has launched a new Robotics Training, Data and Experience Center in Singapore, marking a strategic effort to integrate humanoid and specialized service robots into its existing facility management operations. The facility serves as a testing ground for workflows in cleaning, security, and hospitality, aiming to refine commercial deployment.
Beyond training, the company is exploring recurring revenue models, including Robotics-as-a-Service (RaaS) and equipment leasing. CEO Mike Fu stated that the company’s existing experience in facility management provides the necessary insight to identify which tasks are best suited for automation. The firm plans to combine human expertise with robotic systems to address productivity constraints in industries like retail and building management. Although the initiative aligns with the company's 2030 vision, YYForce noted that no material revenue from these robotics models has been booked to date, as success depends on future customer adoption and technology reliability.
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