Hotels are turning to automation to combat labor shortages | Robots are doing jobs humans are no longer interested in

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Hotels are turning to automation to combat labor shortages | Robots are doing jobs humans are no longer interested in

Garden City Hotel managing director Grady Colin said that if they vacuum every floor with a robot, it saves one entire shift. That translates to one person...

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