SUNMI Opens Its First North American Experience Center in Atlanta
ATLANTA — SUNMI, a global leader in smart business IoT solutions, proudly announced the grand opening of its first North American SUNMI Home in Atlanta's central business district. Serving as a flagship experience center, the location offers partners and industry professionals a hands-on environment to explore SUNMI's latest innovations in digital transformation. The event was attended by SUNMI Founder Jack Lin, Rotating President and CMO Sam Su, along with key ecosystem partners and distribution partner ScanSource, marking a significant milestone in SUNMI's North American roadmap. This flagship store embodies SUNMI's innovative 'Regional Headquarters & Flagship Experience Center' model, aimed at accelerating localized digital transformation across the region.
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New Third-Generation Product Matrix: Setting a Benchmark for Smart Terminals
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SUNMI Home 2.0 showcases its third-generation flagship products, including the global debut of the SUNMI CPad, L3, M3, and the new category -Flex 3. This extensive array of smart terminals is supported by SUNMI's integrated software capabilities and offers the SUPER Solution dual-system and Hyper Wi-Fi network solutions. Alongside global partners, SUNMI is building a digital engine for the restaurant, retail, and logistics sectors across North America.
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Unlike traditional retail outlets, the SUNMI Home 2.0 seamlessly blends offline engagement with online services to deliver a holistic business experience:
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Offline Events: The store will host a series of offline events, SUNMI Home Opening Day, welcoming channel partners and industry professionals. The opening days will feature sector-specific solution seminars and case studies, including presentations by local retail and restaurant owners showcasing their digitalization efforts and how SUNMI devices enhance space utilization and elevate the customer experience.
Digital Experience: The upcoming iteration of the 'SUNMI Home' webpage will feature a 3D VR experience and an intelligent recommendation system, delivering an intuitive and personalized experience. With the interactive map, users can easily locate nearby SUNMI Home service centers and explore industry-specific solutions.
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Sam Su highlighted that 'Atlanta is a central hub connecting the east and west coasts of North America. From this headquarters, supported by regional offices, local warehouses, and dedicated teams, we aim to deliver tailored BIoT solutions leveraging our global supply chain and production network. Our ecosystem partners are essential as we work together to deliver comprehensive industry solutions that elevate user experience.'
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