Zenplace, a Bay Area-based property management firm has hired a unique new employee - a robotic real estate agent named Zenny, who works around the clock to help clients find their dream home.
Zenny 'lives' inside of the vacant, for sale homes and waits until a potential client is interested in seeing the property. Those interested are given a special code from Zenplace, which is used to unlock the door. Upon entering, Zenny, the tablet on wheels, will offer a guided tour of the home. In addition, Zenny comes equipped with a live feed of an agent, so people can ask questions a robot may not be able to answer.
With this method, consumers are able to view homes at their convenience, and realtors can avoid the hassles of pre-booking appointments and constant schedule adjustments.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Robotic Real Estate Agents
- Real estate companies can use robots like Zenny to showcase properties to clients and save time and resources by avoiding the need for realtors to conduct in-person tours.
- Remote Guided Tours
- Remote guided tours using robots equipped with live feeds can become a popular trend among real estate agencies looking to provide maximum convenience to their clients.
- Enhanced Customer Service
- With the help of robotic agents like Zenny, real estate agencies can offer 24/7 customer service to prospective buyers.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Real Estate
- Real estate companies and agencies can benefit from utilizing robotic agents like Zenny to showcase properties to clients remotely, at their convenience.
- Robotics and Automation
- Robotics and automation companies can explore the market for robotic agents that can ease the work of real estate agents and save time and resources.
- Customer Service
- Companies across industries can adopt 24/7 customer service systems like Zenplace's Zenny to enhance customer service experience and provide maximum convenience to clients.
