SKYX, an award winning advanced smart home platform technology company, announce their collaboration with prominent European real estate and hotel developer, Jean-François Ott, Founder of Group OTT.
The partnership will deploy SKYX technologies as a brand standard throughout Group OTT’s new and existing buildings and hotels in Europe.
SKYX has over 100 US and global pending and issued patents and a portfolio of 60 lighting and home décor websites, with a mission to make homes and buildings become advanced-safe-smart instantly as the new standard.
“I am very excited to partner with SKYX and bring their advanced and smart technologies into my companies’ existing and upcoming hotels and buildings across Europe.
“Throughout all these projects, our goal has always been to deploy leading and highly disruptive technologies. By integrating SKYX’s technologies into these properties, we will cut significant time and cost while advancing the lifestyle and safety standards of our hotels and buildings.”
Jean-François Ott, Founder, Group OTT
Under this strategic agreement and partnership, the utilisation of SKYX’s technologies in Group OTT’s European properties is expected to reduce up to 90% of time and cost during their hotel and building renovations and new builds, while providing the Group advanced and safer properties.
For over 35 years, France-based Group OTT has developed more than 250 buildings throughout Europe, including hotels, residential, and commercial projects valued at over $4bn.
“We are very excited to be in this strategic partnership with an established and prominent European hotel and real estate developer such as Jean-François Ott and Group OTT.
“We look forward to collaborating with him and all his companies on their European and global existing and upcoming projects to enhance the value of their properties while creating advanced, smart, and safer hotels and buildings of the future.”
Rani Kohen, Founder and Executive Chairman, SKYX Platforms
SKYX has developed a patented ‘smart ceiling’ technology designed to transform traditional electrical installations into modular, safe, and intelligent systems.
In practical terms, this innovation replaces fixed electrical wiring for ceiling lights, fans, smart tech, and other equipment with an integrated ceiling receptacle system, enabling a simplified and safer installation, with no exposed wiring, a significant reduction in installation time and costs.
It also provides easier maintenance and enhanced modularity, and native integration of connected features (smart, lighting, IoT, etc.). This approach introduces a paradigm shift in building infrastructure, comparable to the historical emergence of standardised wall outlets.
