Virtual Reality And AI Make Inroads In Tourism Segment
A room in the hotel robotically regulating to the needs of every guest and headsets supporting virtual reality in place of brochures!!! The tourism segment is beginning to clinch new techs, expecting to advantage from profitable private information. In a sample of the future hotel at Madrid’s Fitur tourism fair on display, receptionists have vanished and users are checked-in through a mirror fixed with the feature of facial recognition.
As soon as the user is recognized, the room regulates itself robotically to all requirements made during the reservation such as lighting, temperature, Van Gogh or Picasso on the walls in the digital frames. “Tech will permit us to know what the user requires prior to he even knows he needs it,” claims head of Spain’s Hotel Technology Institute, Alvaro Carrillo de Albornoz, to the media in an interview. Hotel Technology Institute markets innovation in the segment.
Tracking guests!! Already some hotels provide such type of experiences at an additional fundamental level. But the room sample displayed at the show by Altran, the French technology consultancy, planned at luxury hotels, has integrated forward-looking speech recognition tech, permitting for example a user to order a pizza in 40 different languages. “Even the lock is clever. It closes and opens through the WhatsApp app on the phone of the client,” claims head of innovation at Altran, Carlos Mendez, to the media in an interview.
The mattress is integrated with sensors and takes note of the movements of those sleeping that might prompt hotel staff when they wake up to provide them a coffee. Normally speaking, hotels are expecting to use AI (artificial intelligence) to get enhanced knowledge of their users through personal data offered on reservation or “beacon” tech employed once the user is in the resort or hotel. But this technology is restricted in some nations on the users’ smartphones.