Datasea Launches Health Robot Solutions in the U.S.
Datasea announced initial commercial rollout progress in the United States for its acoustic technology-enabled health and wellness care robot solutions, developed in collaboration with Yizhimei Technology. According to the Company's partners, customer signings have recently been secured and early-stage deployments have been initiated across multiple U.S. regions, including Boston, New Jersey, Los Angeles, and Phoenix, representing an early step in the Company's efforts to expand into the U.S. market. Building on its prior activities in China and other Asian markets, the Company is working with partners to explore the deployment of acoustic-technology-enabled solutions in additional healthcare and wellness settings. As previously disclosed, the Company has also been advancing initial customer deployments and market exploration in other international markets, including South Korea, Hong Kong SAR, Taiwan region, Singapore, Indonesia, and Malaysia. The Company believes these initial deployments are expected to cover multiple service locations and operational terminals, primarily within hospital-related environments, beauty service providers, and wellness centers. These developments represent an early step in Datasea's U.S. commercialization strategy and are expected to support the initial generation of service-related revenues in the U.S. market, while providing validation for the Company's scalable "technology + service + application scenario" business model. At this stage, Datasea primarily provides core acoustic technology, technical service support, and scenario-based solutions to empower partners in deploying acoustic technology-enabled wellness care robots across hospitals, beauty service settings, wellness centers, and other health service environments. Based on the Company's current cooperation structure, potential revenue streams associated with these deployments may include technical service fees, solution integration income, and recurring service-related revenues linked to deployed terminals, subject to ongoing commercialization progress.