Hestia Robotics Partners with PROVEN for Saudi Market
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PROVEN Robotics has announced a new distribution agreement with Hestia Robotics, a leading provider of AI-driven robotic technology. The partnership names PROVEN Robotics as the exclusive distributor of Hestia Robotics' coffee-making solutions in Saudi Arabia.
The agreement also gives PROVEN Robotics non-exclusive distribution rights across other GCC countries. It includes exclusive rights to market, sell, install, and support Hestia's products in Saudi Arabia.
This partnership brings Hestia's advanced AI-powered robotic baristas and self-service coffee stations to the Kingdom. These solutions are designed for use in high-traffic locations such as offices, hospitals, and airports.
The systems include: Fully automated coffee-making technology
Interactive touchscreen user interface
Smart brewing with beverage customization
Remote monitoring and diagnostics
Compact, modern design with high reliability
PROVEN Robotics reported that this move aligns with its strategy to lead smart service automation in Saudi Arabia. It also supports the Kingdom's Vision 2030 goals.
Anwar Almahrasi, Business Development Director at PROVEN Robotics, said the company is excited to introduce these innovations. He added that the collaboration aims to enhance operational efficiency and elevate customer experience in hospitality and retail sectors.
Bin Wang, Co-Founder and Product Director of Hestia Robotics, revealed the company's excitement about entering the Saudi market. He noted the Middle East's rapid technological growth and expressed pride in contributing to it.
This partnership marks a step forward in bringing smart, automated coffee service technologies to a growing regional market.
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