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AI Helps Digital Nomads Find a Hotel Room with an Ergonomic Workspace in 104 Countries.

Our AI can assess whether a hotel room is suitable for comfortable remote work.

We have scanned over 40 million photos from various hotels and vacation apartments worldwide.

In around 200,000 photos, we have successfully identified the presence of an dedicated workspace.

Coworking spaces are not usually available in small towns. Working in a cafe, restaurant or on the beach is not productive. It's hard to concentrate in places like this.

Thanks to artificial intelligence, we can easily find a room with a comfortable chair and a desk in about 40,000 cities.

AI-Powered hotel search engine for digital nomads
https://www.tripoffice.com

I hope #tripoffice will be an alternative to #homeoffice.

What do you think about my project?

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Building in Public
on July 20, 2023
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    Super relevant for digital nomads — finding a good workspace is such a pain! 💻
    When I rent a room, I usually just buy my own chair and table, but that's obviously not cheap.
    You mentioned analyzing room images, but images can be heavily marketed or outdated. That's exactly the problem I ran into.
    My project solves a similar hotel verification issue: on-demand live video from rooms to see the real setup right now. How do you handle data freshness and trust in hotel photos?

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