Smart IoT Services revolutionize Australia

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Australia (Commonwealth)_In 2014, entrepreneur Qi Wu (Allen) embarked on a groundbreaking journey by founding Qitian Dasheng Network Technology, a Beijing and Shanghai-based company specializing in AI-powered IoT services. Today, Qitian Dasheng stands as a trailblazer in the realm of smart technology, catering to esteemed clients such as BTG Homeinns and Jin Jiang International Hotels in China.

Recent developments have seen the company expand its reach beyond China’s borders, with Melbourne-based developer Century Group Aus embracing its cutting-edge technology for integration into smart buildings. Assisted by Cornerstone Global Consulting Group, Qitian Dasheng is poised to make a significant impact in the Australian market.

According to reports from Cornerstone Global Consulting Group, Qitian Dasheng has achieved remarkable growth, boasting an annual compound growth rate exceeding 30 percent for eight consecutive years. Central to its success is the innovative 72 Byte AI System, an intelligent management platform designed for hotels and commercial buildings. Leveraging AI and machine learning, the 72 Byte platform analyzes guest preferences and behaviors to deliver personalized recommendations and services, ranging from tailored movie suggestions to seamless in-room checkouts.

In commercial buildings, the platform empowers management to optimize areas such as energy efficiency and security through data-driven insights. The versatility of the 72 Byte system lies in its ability to enhance both guest experiences and operational efficiency, making it a sought-after solution in today’s dynamic market landscape.

The Australian connection of Qitian Dasheng runs deep, with founder Qi Wu having pursued his master’s degree in business at Melbourne’s Monash University. It was during this time that Wu crossed paths with Dr. Andy (Zheng) Song, now the company’s chief scientist and an associate professor at RMIT’s School of Computing Technologies. Together, Wu and Song have cultivated a longstanding collaboration, spanning over seven years, to develop the AI data processing engine behind 72 Byte.

Dr. Song, a prominent figure in the field of AI and machine learning, brings invaluable expertise to Qitian Dasheng’s endeavors, ensuring adherence to international standards and spearheading advancements in smart systems technology. With their shared vision and technical prowess, Wu and Song are primed to introduce the 72 Byte platform to the Australian market.

The 72 Byte system offers a plethora of customizable functionalities across various devices, including in-room tablets, large-screen TVs, and guest mobile phones. From standard services like video on demand to sophisticated AI-driven recommendations and self-service extensions, the platform caters to diverse needs, enhancing user experiences and operational efficiency simultaneously.

Moreover, Qitian Dasheng’s technology extends beyond mere convenience, offering tangible benefits for sustainability and cost reduction. Through intelligent room allocation and integrated third-party services, hotels and commercial buildings can optimize energy consumption, streamline operations, and enhance overall sustainability efforts.

As Qitian Dasheng sets its sights on the Australian market, founder Qi Wu plans to collaborate further with local research teams and businesses, driving innovation and fostering sustainable practices. Building a strong local team and advocating for environmental sustainability will be among the company’s top priorities as it establishes a foothold in Australia.

Meanwhile, in China, Qitian Dasheng continues its upward trajectory, serving as a leading provider of SaaS, big data, cloud, and AI services across various sectors. With esteemed partners such as Mercedes-Benz, Jingdong, and Bank of China, the company has garnered significant attention in the tech industry.

Qitian Dasheng’s remarkable growth trajectory has been underscored by multiple successful capital raises, propelling its valuation to an impressive 300 million RMB (approximately AUD $62 million). Looking ahead, the company’s ambitious plans include a milestone listing on the Beijing Stock Exchange by 2025, marking a significant milestone in its journey towards sustained success and innovation.

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