UpdateAug 27, 2026
hAire heads for its first trials
A remote workforce for physical work. It is pre-launch, and we would rather say that than dress it up.
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hAire is the newest thing in the portfolio and the least finished, and we would rather write that down than let a reader work it out.
The premise is not that machines will shortly do physical work on their own. It is that a trained operator, working at an address they are not standing in, can do that work now — and that the variation of a real floor is a better teacher than a laboratory.
The figures on the product page are hAire’s own, taken from its site and attributed there. We will publish ours when the trials have run. 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.
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