A remote workforce
for work that is
physical.
Rather than wait for machines to be autonomous, hAire keeps a person in the loop at a real address and lets the system learn from a working floor.
Autonomy is a long wait.
A person is available now.
Full autonomy keeps arriving in five years. hAire takes the other route: put a trained operator in the loop, let them work at an address they are not standing in, and let the platform learn from the variation of a real floor instead of a laboratory.
It is the least finished thing we make. That is the honest description and it is the one we use everywhere.
Stated plainly,
and attributed.
Stated by hAire as deployable from the middle of 2026.
Amsterdam, Rotterdam and New York.
Hospitality, repair, food production, maintenance, retail and smaller businesses.
These are hAire’s own figures, taken from its site. We will publish ours when the trials have run.
Too early to buy.
Not too early to talk.
If your floor has work that is hard to staff and easy to describe, we would like to hear about it before the trials are full.