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Lemo Services Co., Ltd provides mechanical massage services in China. The company provides massage services in various intelligent health series, energy egg professional massage series, leisure chair comfort and relaxation series, and back and waist relaxation cinema experience series, including commercial complexes, cinemas, and traffic hubs, such as airports and high-speed rail stations. It also offers online sale of household massage equipment and massage accessories; and digital advertising services. In addition, the company offers proprietary IoT technologies and digital infrastructure, maintenance team support, and physical and mental restoration. The company operates under the brand name of Lemobar. The company was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Fuzhou, China.
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