10Beauty Launches First Robot Nail Salon in New York with Automated Services
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In July, 10Beauty opened its first store in New York's Yonkers ULTA Beauty, introducing robotic nail services to the East Coast. The company's automated nail system performs a complete five-step process, including nail polish removal, shaping, cuticle care, coloring, and drying, all guided by computer vision and robotic arms. The use of single-use capsule systems for nail polish eliminates cross-contamination, ensuring a hygienic experience for customers.
This innovative approach to nail care matters as it offers a standardized, repeatable service akin to a coffee machine using capsules, according to co-founder Alex Shashou. Customers can choose from 16 allergen-free natural nail polish colors, with prices ranging from $30 to $35 per service, comparable to traditional nail salons. The design prioritizes safety, with no blades used inside the machine and thorough disinfection after each use, garnering positive feedback for precision and cleanliness.
Looking ahead, 10Beauty anticipates that by the end of this decade, 90% of people will interact with AI robots daily, with nail services being just the beginning. The company is preparing to offer more customization options, new colors, and faster services, betting that most customers prioritize cleanliness and precision over personal interaction during their nail care experience. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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Robot Nail Salon Opens in New York: $30, 15 Colors, Zero Cross-Contamination
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