SKYX to Supply Plug-and-Play Technologies for Marriott City Center Hotel Renovation in Durham, NC

SKYX Platforms Corp. (NASDAQ: SKYX) will provide its advanced plug-and-play electrical technologies for a renovation of a Marriott City Center hotel in downtown Durham, North Carolina. The project will incorporate SKYX’s ceiling outlet and compatible fixtures as part of a broader upgrade to guest rooms and common areas, extending the company’s presence in the hospitality segment where renovation speed, safety, and repeatability are key considerations.
Building on earlier Marriott renovation demonstrations
The Durham City Center engagement follows SKYX’s prior renovation demonstration at a Marriott SpringHill Suites, where the company’s platform was used to install ceiling lighting, sconces, emergency fixtures, and backlit mirrors in minutes rather than traditional longer timelines. That earlier project highlighted how the plug-and-play system can reduce labor intensity and disruption during hotel upgrades, and the new Durham renovation appears to be another opportunity to apply the same approach in a city-center property.
Focus on safety, time, and cost efficiency
SKYX’s technology replaces conventional hardwired connections at the ceiling with a standardized outlet and receptacle interface, designed to enable safer, faster installation and future maintenance. In hotel settings, this can translate into less room downtime during renovations, more predictable installation procedures, and a clearer path for subsequent fixture changes or technology updates without reopening walls or ceilings.
Part of a broader hospitality and smart-building strategy
The company has previously indicated that hospitality is a strategic use case for its smart home and building platform, given the number of fixtures per room and the recurring need for upgrades over the life of a property. By supplying technology to the Durham Marriott City Center renovation, SKYX continues to test and demonstrate its model of embedding standardized electrical infrastructure that can support both current lighting and décor and future connected or smart devices.
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