Mews has acquired DataChat, a U.S.-based AI company, to advance its development of autonomous systems in the hospitality sector.

Mews, a company focusing on operating systems for hospitality and shared spaces, has announced the acquisition of DataChat, an artificial intelligence firm based in the United States. This acquisition is intended to enhance Mews’ capabilities in developing autonomous and semi-autonomous systems within its platform.

DataChat specializes in natural language processing and data-driven automation, previously applied in sectors such as retail, financial services, and telecommunications. The company’s platform enables users to interact with business data in natural language, facilitating the generation of insights, workflows, and predictive models without coding expertise.

The integration of DataChat’s technology is expected to accelerate Mews’ development of intelligent agents that can manage various aspects of hospitality operations. These agents will focus on areas such as reservations, distribution, operations, revenue optimization, and guest experience. The goal is to create systems that can autonomously manage tasks, enabling hospitality brands to offer more personalized, seamless experiences.

This acquisition aligns with Mews Ventures’ strategy of making strategic investments to expand the company’s capabilities and market presence. By incorporating DataChat’s patented data analytics and natural language frameworks, Mews aims to advance its AI roadmap, which is designed to help hotels increase revenue and optimize operational costs.

The move comes as the hospitality industry increasingly adopts automation and intelligent decision-making technologies. Mews’ investment in AI and autonomous systems positions the company to lead in the development of an AI-first, agent-driven operating system that continuously learns and adapts to improve hospitality operations.