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Driving Safety and Intelligence in Focus at Munich Main Stage: Giraffevision Highlights the Value of HUD Technology

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Source: Media Outreach

BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG, GERMANY – Media OutReach Newswire – 9 September 2025 – On September 11, 2025, Giraffevision Chairman Zhang Tao attended the Main Stage in Munich IAA, where he shared valuable insights on the theme “Making Driving Safer with Head-Up Displays.”

Driving Safety and Intelligence in Focus at Munich Main Stage: Giraffevision Highlights the Value of HUD Technology

As a leading player in the head-up display (HUD) industry, Giraffevision remains committed to its mission of “To Show a Better World with Technology and Innovation.” The company is dedicated to advancing intelligent visual interaction within automotive cockpits, building a bridge of trust between drivers and vehicles, and promoting safer, smarter, and more convenient mobility for the future.

In his speech, Zhang Tao outlined three key drivers behind the rapid adoption of HUD technology in the Chinese market: growing safety demands, the push toward intelligent mobility, and ongoing cost optimization. He also explored the global potential of HUD deployment and shared forward-looking insights into the future of intelligent human-machine interaction.

Giraffevision is committed to co-creating value with its customers. Its R&D and service teams have accumulated extensive experience in supporting OEM partners to enhance driving safety and deliver differentiated interactive experiences. Looking ahead, Giraffevision will continue to strengthen its global supply chain capabilities and tailor its solutions to accommodate diverse driving habits across regions. By bringing intelligent visual solutions to a broader range of users and mobility scenarios, the company aims to redefine the driving experience through visual innovation—building trust between people and vehicles, and turning every journey into a visibly safer experience.

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Update: Serious crash, Marine Drive, Eastbourne

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Source: New Zealand Police

Police can now advise one person has died following a crash on Marine Drive in Eastbourne tonight.

The crash was reported to Police just after 6.50pm.

The road remains closed while the Serious Crash Unit examines the scene.

We would like to thank all those impacted by the road closure for their cooperation and patience as this work is undertaken. 

ENDS

Issued by Police Media Centre. 

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KBTG Techtopia: At World’s Beginning opens the window into the future of humanity, reaffirming that humans and AI, when combined, are the beacon of the new era

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Source: Media Outreach

BANGKOK, THAILAND – Media OutReach Newswire – 9 September 2025 – KASIKORN Business-Technology Group (KBTG) reinforces its leadership in technology within the region by hosting KBTG Techtopia: At World’s Beginning, the third annual technology conference that brings innovations and creativity together in one place at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. The event welcomed more than 4,000 participants from diverse industries, supported by leading partners both locally and internationally. The theme of this year’s event, “At World’s Beginning”, reflects a world that is no longer the same, and raised the question of how people and technology can move forward together. Participants were invited to explore new beginnings and ignite hope for creating a better tomorrow by combining the power of humans and emerging technologies, especially AI, to unlock limitless possibilities.

KBTG Techtopia welcome 4,000+ attendees to its third annual conference

Mr. Ruangroj Poonpol, Group Chairman, KASIKORN Business-Technology Group (KBTG), said, “KBTG Techtopia is an international technology conference that brought together world-class innovations and creativity, supported by leading partners both locally and internationally. This year, the event attracted more than 4,000 participants and was held under the theme “At World’s Beginning” to explore new beginnings and ignite hope for a better tomorrow through the combined power of humans and technology. Currently, AI stands at many crossroads where humans must determine its future, from the arrival of Agentic AI to AI governance and containment, as well as the balance between practical applications and Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), and global collaboration across sectors. Additionally, the conference highlighted the importance of addressing the energy footprint and leveraging AI to reduce inequality to ensure that intelligence is not limited to only the wealthy.”

“AI itself won’t change the world, humans using AI will.” – Ruangroj Poonpol

Another highlight of this year’s event was a recorded conversation between Mr. Ruangroj Poonpol and Dr. Andrew Ng, Managing General Partner of AI Fund. Although Dr. Andrew Ng could not attend in person this year, he shared valuable insights with participants under the topic, “AI’s Next Frontier: Transitioning from Hype to Impact.” Key takeaways included the transition from Gen AI to Agentic AI, which is like having access to a broader set of tools that enables the creation of more complex and useful applications, especially when users understand how to combine these tools effectively. He emphasized that AI will not replace people, but people who use AI will replace those who don’t, particularly for non-technical roles such as finance, law, and management. On the engineering side, AI coding assistants will allow developers to build software faster, accelerate proof of concept development, and reduce costs. Regarding Physical AI and robotics, Dr. Andrew Ng pointed out that practical applications in industries are beginning to emerge, although they have not yet reached the inflection point like large language models (LLMs). He also stressed that it is not too late to start learning AI, and the knowledge gained today will remain relevant in the future. While some aspects may eventually become obsolete, 80-90 percent of what is learned today will still hold value a year from now, giving learners a significant advantage over those who do not learn.

Regarding corporate strategy, emphasis should be placed on employee training, creating sandboxes for new experiments, and selecting high-value use cases that align with the corporate strategy, while maintaining a balance between innovations, governance, and guardrails. Moreover, Dr. Andrew Ng expressed confidence in Thailand’s potential to become a regional leader in AI and pledged continued support for the development of its ecosystem.

The KBTG Techtopia event also featured three main discussion stages, bringing together leading global speakers to debate hot topics and propose solutions through real-world examples. In the morning, attendees listened to various topics from speakers including: Professor Danielle Wood, Director of the Space Enabled Research Group at MIT Media Lab; Mr. Kevin Wei Wang, Senior Partner at McKinsey & Company; and Ms. Cindy Chow, Executive Director and CEO of the Alibaba Entrepreneurs Fund. Additionally, the afternoon featured interesting topics ranging from research fields to corporate transformation, future of education, healthtech, and human-centered product design, all in accordance with the event’s theme.

Furthermore, there were numerous activities designed to help ignite inspiration, unlock potential, and expand everyone’s thinking boundaries, including a zone showcasing new, never-before-revealed technologies and innovations from KBTG and leading technology partners, playground workshops offering hands-on training by real experts to build future-ready skills, and a community circle for exchanging ideas with the tech communities in a casual, friendly atmosphere.

Mr. Ruangroj concluded, “KBTG Techtopia is not merely a technology exhibition, but a stage created to spark new ideas and connect people who share a common dream of building a better world with technology. KBTG believes this event will be a new beginning for that world, towards a future filled with hope. KBTG will lead in driving that future through crafting meaningful innovations and continuing to inspire the new generation and entrepreneurs across all sectors.”

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Mental health support boosted for Central Otago

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Source: New Zealand Government

Central Otago locals are set to benefit from boosts to mental health services in Wānaka and Queenstown, including more staff and expanded services, Mental Health and Rural Health Minister Matt Doocey announced today.

“The Government is committed to faster access to mental health support, more frontline mental health workers and a better mental health crisis response,” Mr Doocey says.

“Recently I visited Wānaka as part of the nationwide Rural Health Roadshow, where I had the opportunity to meet with over 300 locals at a community meeting. While there I held a dedicated session with Health Action Wānaka, a local group advocating for improved health services in the region.

“The turnout in Wānaka was the largest of the roadshow so far. Hearing directly from residents and frontline health workers, including their concerns, reinforced why this Government is working hard to improve the health system.

“I am pleased to see progress being made to address some of the challenges there, in the form of:

•    Two additional mental health nurses have joined the Queenstown-based community mental health team, providing increased in-person support across the region.
•    Expanded psychiatric services for children and adolescents, including a new psychiatrist registrar based in Central Otago.
•    Telehealth psychiatric consultations, now available for residents in the Upper Clutha region, offering timely support without the need for long travel.
•    The contract for a new child and youth mental health service in Queenstown Lakes and Central Otago has been awarded to ADL Supporting Young People.

“These changes will help deliver better child and youth services together with  adult crisis support, clinical care, and therapy closer to home – something we heard loud and clear was needed during our Wānaka visit,” Mr Doocey says.

“Our mental health plan is working. We’re turning the corner on reducing wait times and increasing the mental health workforce. Recent data shows the frontline Health NZ mental health workforce has grown around 10 percent since we came into Government, and over 80% of people are being seen within three weeks for specialist services.

“I am very clear that when someone is making the brave step of reaching out to get support, workforce should never be a barrier. Whether it’s you, your child, a friend, or a family member, reaching out for support, this Government is committed to ensuring support is there.”
 

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Canterbury Police target impaired drivers in weekend operation

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Source: New Zealand Police

Canterbury Police conducted a targeted operation across Rangiora and Kaiapoi last weekend, aimed at reducing harm and improving road safety.

More than 800 breath screening tests were carried out, resulting in nine drivers being processed for driving over the legal alcohol limit.

Of particular concern, three of these drivers had come directly from a local bar. Police are currently looking into this matter further.

“This behaviour is disappointing. Driving under the influence of alcohol puts everyone at risk – not just the driver, but passengers, other road users and pedestrians,” says Senior Sergeant Stephen McDaniel.

Police remind the public that you can be stopped anywhere, at any time. Alcohol checkpoints are a regular part of our prevention strategy, and impaired drivers will be held accountable.

Canterbury Police urge all drivers to:

Plan ahead if you’re drinking — arrange a sober driver, taxi, or rideshare.

Look after your mates — don’t let friends drive if they’ve been drinking.

Understand your limits — even small amounts of alcohol can impair your ability to drive safely.

Be responsible — your decisions behind the wheel can save lives.

Let’s work together to keep our roads safe.

ENDS

Issued by Police Media Centre

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Marine Drive, Eastbourne closed following crash

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Source: New Zealand Police

Marine Drive, Eastbourne is closed near Taumaru Ave following a crash.

The single-vehicle crash was reported just after 6:50pm.

Initial indications are that there are serious injuries.

Motorists are advised to expect significant delays as the road will be closed for several hours, preventing access to Eastbourne.

ENDS

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Rain, Ekin Cheng And Hins Cheung Headline Jam Off 2025 At Universal Studios Singapore

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Source: Media Outreach

  • From star-studded concerts at Universal Studios Singapore to the return of VOICE and BEATS contests at Palawan Green, JAM OFF 2025 promises an unforgettable prelude to the race weekend.
  • Featuring powerhouse performances, open competitions and a vibrant festival village the festival celebrates the spirit of music, culture and creativity.

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 9 September 2025 – The countdown is on as JAM OFF 2025 roars back into Singapore on 27 and 28 September at Universal Studios Singapore at Resorts World Sentosa, promising two unforgettable nights of music, culture, and celebration. Organised by Destinations Network Tourism and Leisure Marketing Ltd., and supported by the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) as part of Grand Prix™ Season Singapore (GPSS), this year’s festival brings an expanded programme that captures the energy of race week and the vibrancy of Asia’s music scene.

Rain, Ekin Cheng And Hins Cheung Headline Jam Off 2025 At Universal Studios Singapore

A Star-Studded Line-Up Under the Stars

The spotlight shines brightly on the festival’s headliners at Universal Studios Singapore, making for a one-of-a-kind concert venue. Fans can look forward to powerhouse performances from South Korean megastar Rain alongside Hong Kong, China icons Ekin Cheng, Hins Cheung, Stephy Tang, JC, and Nowhere Boys. With a mix of Cantopop legends, K-pop charisma, and fresh regional favourites, JAM OFF 2025 is set to deliver the ultimate prelude to the Singapore race weekend.

Festivalgoers will also enjoy exclusive access to select Universal Studios Singapore Halloween Horror Nights experiences, ensuring that the thrill of live music is matched by the excitement of the theme park.

“JAM OFF 2025 is shaping up to be our most exciting edition yet. With international icons, inspiring new talent, and immersive experiences, it is more than a concert – it is a celebration of Asia’s creative spirit and the perfect way to kickstart Grand Prix™ Season Singapore,” said Evette Chan, Event Director of Destinations Network Tourism and Leisure Marketing Ltd.

Competitions that Spotlight Talent

During the day, Palawan Green, Sentosa will come alive with the Grand Finals of JAM OFF VOICE (27 September) and JAM OFF BEATS (28 September). From powerhouse vocals to high-energy 2vs2 dance battles, these signature competitions give aspiring performers from around the world a platform to shine on an international stage.

JAM OFF VOICE will feature finalists performing in English and Chinese (Mandarin/Cantonese) before a distinguished panel including Singaporean beatboxer Dharni Ng, Hong Kong, China soprano Hedy Chan, and Singaporean entertainer Allan Moo, with the ultimate winner crowned by Hong Kong, China’s Stephy Tang. Audiences will also get a say with the Live Votes Winner, adding an interactive twist to the finals.

JAM OFF BEATS will see regional dance crews face off in Breaking 2vs2 and All Style 2vs2 battles, judged by an international panel from Taiwan, Malaysia, South Korea, and Singapore. Champions and runners-up will win cash prizes and round-trip flights to the next JAM OFF BEATS showcase in Hong Kong, China ensuring that the journey continues beyond Singapore.

Flavours, Fashion, and Fun at the Festival Village

Beyond the music, Palawan Green will transform into a lively festival village filled with sights, sounds, and flavours. Guests can savour race-themed delights from partners such as Frozt and The Ice Cream & Cookie Co., while browsing retail pop-ups including JAM OFF official merchandise, Sentosa Shop, Retro Crates, Takachya, and Wow Fashion Jewellery. With interactive games, cultural showcases, and unique activations, the village offers an immersive experience that blends lifestyle with entertainment.

F&B and Retail Offers

Visitors can enjoy exclusive redemptions while exploring Palawan Green’s F&B and retail stalls. Islander members who spend S$50 or more at participating outlets can redeem a complimentary Frozt popsicle. Main Stage ticket holders will receive added perks, including a free Frozt popsicle and a limited-edition JAM OFF water bottle. For the public, Frozt popsicles will also be redeemable with Main Stage performance tickets.

Race-Themed Games

Festivalgoers can also test their skills at four race-themed games for a chance to bring home exclusive merchandise. Collect three stamps by winning any three games to attempt the Beanbag Challenge, where successful challengers can redeem a JAM OFF cup or a pair of JAM OFF socks. Every attempt also comes with a fun BALLDERLESS sticker, ensuring no one walks away empty-handed.

Two Nights, One Celebration

On Saturday, 27 September, festivalgoers can expect an unforgettable opening night with performances by JC, Hins Cheung, and Rain. On Sunday, 28 September, the festival culminates in a star-studded finale featuring Nowhere Boys, Ekin Cheng, Stephy Tang, and Rain closing out the weekend with a spectacular show under the stars.

“JAM OFF is not just about bringing music to the stage – it is about connecting communities and cultures through creativity. We are proud to be part of GPSS and to showcase how music can capture the spirit of celebration that defines Singapore’s race weekend,” added Evette Chan.

Tickets for JAM OFF 2025 at Universal Studios Singapore are now available. Each ticket includes access to headline performances and select Halloween Horror Nights 13 experiences during the two festival nights.

For the latest updates, line-ups, and contest details, visit JAM OFF Official Instagram. Ticketing details at linktr.ee/jamoff.

Hashtag: #JamOff2025

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XTransfer and CZBank Shanghai Branch Sign the Strategic Partnership Agreement

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Source: Media Outreach

GUANGZHOU, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 9 September 2025 – XTransfer, the World’s Leading & China’s No.1 B2B Cross-Border Trade Payment Platform, announced the strategic partnership agreement with the CZBank Shanghai Branch during the “XTransfer TradeVision Summit 2025”. This partnership aims to enhance collaboration in cross-border finance, allowing both parties to jointly offer Chinese foreign trade enterprises more secure, efficient, and convenient global collection and cash management services.

Senior executives from both sides attended the signing ceremony, including Bill Deng, Founder and CEO of XTransfer, and Yan Jun, Vice President of CZBank Shanghai Branch.

Senior executives from both sides attended the signing ceremony, including Bill Deng, the Founder and CEO of XTransfer, and Yan Jun, the Vice President of CZBank Shanghai Branch. This partnership marks a significant step forward in supporting SMEs and promoting the digital transformation of international trade.

CZBank has consistently focused on its original mission, “Serving the real economy, Serving SMEs, and Serving innovative enterprises”. The bank has extensive experience in cross-border finance and supply chain finance, along with strong service capabilities and a proven track record of continuous innovation. This year, CZBank Shanghai Branch and XTransfer are further enhancing their strategic cooperation to support Chinese exporters in efficiently establishing global collection channels and strengthening the security and convenience of cross-border capital flows.

As the world’s leading and China’s top B2B foreign trade financial platform, XTransfer is dedicated to using technology to connect SMEs with global financial institutions. XTransfer offers a wide range of financial solutions, including foreign trade payment and collection services, multi-currency cash management, and risk control services. Currently, XTransfer serves over 700,000 corporate clients worldwide.

During the signing ceremony, Bill Deng, Founder and CEO of XTransfer, expressed enthusiasm about the new partnership, stating, “We are pleased to establish a comprehensive strategic partnership with the CZBank Shanghai Branch. CZBank possesses extensive experience and robust resources in cross-border financial services. By combining their strengths with XTransfer’s innovative technology and global network, we will work together to provide foreign trade enterprises with high-quality financial infrastructure, enabling them to grow steadily in global markets.”

Yan Jun, Vice President of CZBank Shanghai Branch, stated, “CZBank is dedicated to supporting SMEs in their efforts to develop cross-border trade. Our partnership with XTransfer marks an important step in expanding our global financial services network. We will leverage XTransfer’s platform advantages alongside our financial expertise to create a more professional and resilient cross-border financial service system, empowering Chinese enterprises to expand their reach and operate globally.”

Looking ahead, the two parties will engage in extensive cooperation in areas such as Local Account services, multi-currency settlement, risk control system development, and expansion into emerging markets, jointly promoting innovation and upgrades within China’s foreign trade financial ecosystem.

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Four Asian companies are among world’s 20 largest corporate givers

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Source: Media Outreach

New research reveals how leading corporations are aligning social impact with business strategy

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 9 September 2025 – A new report from The Bridgespan Group – backed by its Funder’s Council, including the Institute of Philanthropy (IoP), The Rockefeller Foundation, and the Gates Foundation – reveals the world’s largest corporate givers and how they are driving scalable, lasting social impact. Among the 20 largest corporate givers globally, four Asian organisations – The Hong Kong Jockey Club and its Charities Trust (8), Samsung (12), Tencent (14) and China Three Gorges Corporation (20) – collectively contribute more than US$1.6 billion annually to philanthropic causes.

“Companies describe their giving in many ways, from corporate social responsibility or ESG commitments to corporate sustainability efforts or as part of their core business purpose,” said Gwendolyn Lim, co-author and Bridgespan partner. “We use the term ‘corporate giving’ because it goes beyond traditional philanthropy to cover initiatives that support charitable activities that contribute positively to social and environmental outcomes.”

This second report in a multi-year series – originally led by Bridgespan with the support of IoP – not only lists the largest corporate givers but also uncovers how and why they give and what distinguishes high-impact corporate philanthropy.

“Corporate giving is no longer peripheral, it’s becoming central to how companies define success,” said Brian San, secretary-general of the Institute of Philanthropy. “The most forward-thinking firms embed social impact into their core strategy, not just their CSR teams. With scale, reach, and intent, corporate-led giving is uniquely positioned to drive meaningful change across diverse contexts.”

Drawing on Bridgespan’s global experience and interviews with corporate-giving leaders, the report highlights how Asia’s philanthropic landscape diverges from global norms, shaped by distinct business structures and cultural dynamics:

  • Founder, family, and state-linked leadership is far more common in Asia: Sixty percent of the region’s largest corporate givers are founder- or family-led, compared to just 20 percent globally, reflecting Asia’s deep tradition of family-owned enterprises. Notably, 25 percent of Asia’s top givers are state-linked, while none of the top global corporate givers are, highlighting how philanthropic priorities in Asia often align with state-led initiatives.
  • Conglomerates dominate the landscape: Only 10 percent of the world’s largest corporate givers are conglomerates, versus 60 percent in Asia, where multi-industry giants remain central to both business and philanthropy.
  • Direct giving is the norm: Eighty percent of global corporate givers rely on external partners, while Asian corporate givers are more likely to fund their own projects, suggesting a hands-on approach or gaps in local partnerships.

Building on these insights, the report outlines three proven approaches used by high-impact corporate givers:

  1. Place-based giving: Investing in communities near company operations to address local needs and build long-term resilience.
  2. Capability-led giving: Applying core business strengths – such as technology, supply chains, manufacturing processes, or talent – to create shared value for both society and the company.
  3. Business-aligned giving: Delivering high-value products or services to underserved populations in ways that complement and reinforce the company’s mission.

“When aligned with strategy and executed thoughtfully, corporate giving can shape real outcomes for society and the environment,” said Xueling Lee, co-author and Bridgespan partner. “For corporations looking to start this journey, our research offers practical guidance to maximise the impact of their giving.”

Explore the full report here.

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Tineco Celebrates 9.9 with Promotional Prices Storewide and New S9 Artist Breeze

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Source: Media Outreach

  • Tineco has launched a storewide limited-time promotion for 9.9, with prices starting from just $99.
  • The global leader in smart cleaning technology is also introducing the all new S9 Artist Breeze, an addition to its flagship S9 lineup.

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 9 September 2025 – Tineco, a global leader in smart cleaning technology, has launched a storewide limited-time promotion for 9.9. Customers looking for innovative, user-friendly vacuums can explore Tineco’s range of home appliances at wallet-friendly prices from just $99. In addition to the festivities, Tineco also announced the launch of the S9 Artist Breeze, an addition to the brand’s top-performing S9 range.

Tineco 9.9 Special Promotions

ATTRACTIVE 9.9 PROMOTIONS UP FOR GRABS

From now till 14 September, customers purchasing through Tineco’s official website, Lazada and Shopee flagship stores, and mass retailers, can enjoy up to 75% off, with deals starting from $99.

Promotional prices are applicable across Tineco’s range of products, from the Smart Wet Dry Vacuums to Vacuum Cleaners and Carpet Cleaners. Customers can enjoy discounted prices on Tineco’s key products, including the advanced S9 Artist Steam from $900 (u.p. $3,099), and S6 Stretch Pro from $400 (u.p. $2,099).

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S9 Artist Steam $9xx Free accessories worth up to $666:

  • 12x Cleaning Solution
  • 2x Hepa Filter
  • 2x Roller Brush
Available now at Tineco’s official website, Lazada and Shopee flagship stores, and mass retailers Promotion runs from now till 14 September 2025.
S9 Artist Breeze $5xx Free accessories worth up to $149:

  • 2x Cleaning Solution
  • 1x Hepa Filter
  • 1x Roller Brush
S6 Stretch Pro $4xx Free accessories worth up to $275:

  • 6x Cleaning Solution

NEW TINECO S9 ARTIST BREEZE GUARANTEES TOP CLEANING PERFORMANCE WITH LATEST TECHNOLOGY

Tineco introduces the S9 Artist Breeze to its top-performing S9 range

Fully equipped with Tineco’s latest technology, the new S9 Artist Breeze guarantees top cleaning performance suitable for Singapore lifestyles.

The technologically advanced S9 Artist Breeze ensures a clog-free, smooth and uninterrupted cleaning experience as the powerful 22kPa suction instantly removes dust and debris, and DualBlock Anti-Tangle Design effectively prevents hair and pet fur from tangling. Triple-sided Edge is designed for convenience, ensuring thorough cleaning along walls and leaves no corner uncleaned. Equipped with Tineco’s signature technology, the iLoop Smart Sensor, cleaning is optimised as suction and water flow are adjusted automatically and effectively.

With a runtime of 50 minutes, the S9 Artist Breeze is capable of cleaning entire homes of up to 300 square metres on a single charge in lay-flat mode. The new model is also easy to use with a 180° Lay-Flat Design that easily reaches under furniture and 90° Swivel Steering for easy maneuverability and maximum user comfort.

With the launch of S9 Artist Breeze, Tineco remains dedicated to innovation and providing smarter home appliances for all customers.

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