VenHub has opened a second and larger production and assembly facility in Las Vegas, expanding its manufacturing capacity as demand for its autonomous Smart Store technology continues to grow.

The company said the new site will enable it to increase production and deployment of its AI-powered retail units, supporting a broader commercial rollout across key sectors including airports, universities, corporate campuses, entertainment venues and EV charging locations.

The facility represents the latest step in VenHub’s manufacturing expansion strategy, first outlined in March 2026, and is designed to speed up delivery times as customer demand increases.

The announcement follows a series of recent commercial developments for the company, including an extension of its agreement with Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and Metro, a partnership with Circa Resort & Casino to install an autonomous Smart Store at the Las Vegas property and additional agreements for new Smart Store locations across the city.

Shahan Ohanessian, founder and CEO of VenHub, said the opening marks a significant milestone in the company’s growth plans.

“The opening of our second production facility is a defining moment in the continuing evolution of VenHub,” he said. “We are no longer preparing to scale; we are now fully equipped to meet our growing demand and scale rapidly.”

He added that the additional manufacturing capacity will allow the company to assemble and deploy Smart Stores more quickly as it expands its network of commercial partners.

VenHub said it is seeing increasing interest from developers, municipalities and businesses seeking automated retail solutions. The company is currently prioritising deployments across transit hubs and airports, campuses and universities, corporate and government sites, fuel and EV charging locations, entertainment venues and convenience retail environments.

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