Nightfood's TechForce Robotics Begins 60-Day Autonomous Pilot at Fairmont Austin

TechForce Robotics, a subsidiary of Nightfood Holdings, has launched a 60-day pilot at Fairmont Austin to test autonomous robots for transporting linens and pool towels, aiming to reduce manual labor and improve efficiency in hospitality operations.

Bay Area Metrowire Staff
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Nightfood's TechForce Robotics Begins 60-Day Autonomous Pilot at Fairmont Austin

TechForce Robotics Inc., a subsidiary of Nightfood Holdings (OTCQB: NGTF), has launched a 60-day pilot program at Fairmont Austin to evaluate autonomous robotic support across select hotel operations. The pilot will test whether robotic systems can reliably transport soiled linens and pool towels across designated areas of the property, operating within the hotel’s existing workflows to reduce manual transport and heavy lifting for employees.

The initiative matters because it represents a tangible step in deploying autonomous robotics in a live hospitality environment, where labor demands are high and repetitive material transport tasks are common. If successful, the pilot could demonstrate a practical model for hotels to automate non-core tasks, allowing staff to focus on guest-facing responsibilities. TechForce President and Director Ried Floco said the pilot is designed to demonstrate how autonomous robotics can provide practical support in demanding hospitality environments. By automating repetitive material transport tasks, the company aims to allow hotel staff to devote more time and attention to other responsibilities.

The pilot also serves as a public proof point for Nightfood Holdings’ broader strategy. The company, doing business as TechForce Robotics, is positioning itself as an advanced robotics and automation firm delivering intelligent, scalable solutions for industrial and commercial applications. TechForce offers flexible deployment options, including a fully managed subscription model (RaaSP) that includes deployment, maintenance and ongoing support. Such a model could lower the barrier for hospitality operators to adopt robotics without large upfront capital expenditures.

For investors, the pilot’s outcome could signal near-term commercial traction. Nightfood Holdings trades on the OTCQB under the ticker NGTF, and the company directs investors to its newsroom at http://ibn.fm/NGTF for the latest updates. The full press release is available at https://ibn.fm/b8BEr.

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