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    6 Emerging Hotel Tech Solutions that Impacted Hospitality in H1 2026

    From back-of-house robot assistants to artificial intelligence-powered HVAC systems, these technologies are having an influence on the industry.
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    Published July 9, 2026

    By Noor Adatia Editor

    Hotel Dive

    TechForce Robotics recently installed its TIM-E robot at a Homewood Suites in Del Mar, California. Retrieved from TechForce Robotics on February 25, 2026

    So far in 2026, hotels have looked to technology solutions to lighten housekeepers’ workloads and power electricity needs. 

    Artificial intelligence is playing a more central role in streamlining hotel operations, with nearly all hoteliers using the technology across their operations, per a May survey from Mews. For example, some properties are using AI to power air conditioning and heating systems, while a Florida resort has deployed an AI concierge to better support guests’ needs and capture more bookings.

    Read on to learn more about how hotels implemented emerging technologies in the first half of 2026, with insights from hospitality technology leaders.

    Hotel Tech-in: The solar energy array powering MGM Resorts in Las Vegas

    By Jenna Graber • Jan. 29, 2026

    An aerial image of the Escape Solar and Storage Project in Nevada

    The resort operator is using Estuary Power’s newly completed Escape Solar and Storage Project to power its electricity needs on the Strip and support its renewable energy goals. Read the full article ➔

    Hotel Tech-in: The robot lightening the load for housekeepers

    By Jenna Graber • Feb. 25, 2026

    TechForce Robotics' TIM-E robot in a hotel.

    At one California hotel, TechForce Robotics has installed an autonomous system that transports hundreds of pounds of linen and waste daily, driving operational efficiency. Read the full article ➔

    Hotel Tech-in: The AI-powered HVAC system cutting costs for hoteliers

    By Noor Adatia • March 30, 2026

    Inside of a guest room

    AIIR’s new heating and cooling technology can save hotels up to 30% in energy costs while improving the comfort of guest rooms. Read the full article ➔

    Hotel Tech-in: The tool giving hotels visibility into gen AI search

    By Jenna Graber • April 27, 2026

    A person searches for travel recommendations via their phone and laptop.

    As travelers increasingly plan trips using conversational AI, Operto’s newly launched GEO Consultant helps hotels improve how they show up in guests’ searches. Read the full article ➔

    Hotel Tech-in: The AI concierge leveling up human-led hospitality

    By Noor Adatia • May 27, 2026

    An exterior view of Magic Moment Resort & Kids Club in Kissimmee, Florida.

    Magic Moment Resort & Kids Club, a Dazzler Select by Wyndham property, is partnering with Worldie AI to enhance the guest experience and emphasize in-person hospitality.  Read the full article ➔

    Hotel Tech-in: The dual-strategy loyalty product producing instant rewards

    By Jenna Graber • June 30, 2026

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    Using artificial intelligence and behavioral data, Laasie provides travelers with a highly personalized hotel loyalty experience that drives returns for owners. Read the full article ➔

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