Kube Systems Annual Update 2015; Receives $2.4m in Orders, $450k in Profit & Features in New York Times

Kube Systems featured in last week’s New York Times in a story on Kube’s “brand standard” relationship with Marriott Hotels.

Kube solves the problem of mobile phone “dead battery anxiety” for customers of hospitality venues – and provides real returns for those venues. Kube is developing data analytics for venues and interactive possibilities for venue customers. The company aims to provide usage stats, demographics, tracking of customer visits and monitoring of charging spots all in real time.

Highlights for 2015:

• $2.4m in orders and $450k in profit in first year
• Six distributors world-wide
• Apple MFi certified
• NDA with Intel
• Key customers: Marriott, Starwood, Four Seasons
• PCT patent application filed.

ABOUT KUBE SYSTEMS

Kube Systems manufactures mobile device charging solutions for the world-wide hospitality industry. Currently in a successful global rollout program, Kube plans then to integrate them into the Internet of Things, expanding into targeted local ad serving and data analytics.

Since commencing in August 2014, the Company has generated A$2.3m in sales, appointed distributors in the US, UK, Europe, ME, Asia Pacific and India, signed key customers such as Marriott and Starwood, and signed a non-disclosure agreement with Intel. The Company is first-to-market with a multi-device wireless charging station capable of satisfying (a) consumers who need power, and (b) hospitality venues looking to retain and engage their customers for longer.