JTC rolls out WhatsApp ‘catbot’ for Seletar Aerospace Park visitors

This is in partnership with local startup Hidden Singapore.

JTC adopted a WhatsApp “catbot,” Void Deck Cat, which visitors can use to guide them at the Seletar Aerospace Park.

In a statement, Hidden Singapore, the local startup that built Void Deck Cat, said the catbot will provide an “immersive” trail experience to visitors within the park where they can solve puzzles, learn histories, and redeem surprise gifts from local food and beverage businesses.

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“With the launch of the "Catbot", we hope to attract friends and families to explore the hidden gems within our estate and enhance community awareness on the range of offerings within Seletar Aerospace Park – from history to nature and dining options," said Eai-Sy Yap, Director of New Estates Business Development and Marketing Division, JTC.

JTC, Hidden Singapore, and businesses located within the estate partners for the Seletar Aerospace Park Game which can be played between 9 am and 7 pm daily. A game can take between one to two hours with scheduled breaks in between.

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