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Events

Robots that bring a crowd closer.

From one robot greeting guests to a multi-robot show. We match the robots and programme to your venue, then handle sourcing and delivery.

Talk to us Single robot ↓Multi-robot ↓

One robot, many ways to engage.

Start with skills already in the robot. Each runs with a trained operator nearby and a clear space around the robot.

Penalty challenge

Visitors take a shot on goal

Shown in the manufacturer’s event solution. Needs a marked pitch and goal.

ModelsK1T2

Greet and chat

Wave, shake hands, then talk

Gestures vary by model; T2 has no handshake. Chat needs internet access.

ModelsK1T1T2

Dance

Nine dances plus lion dance (K1)

T1 has three dances and T2 one. Full-body dance needs a smooth floor.

ModelsK1T1T2

Full-size motion

Movement routines on a full-size humanoid

Unitree H2 runs action packs matched to its model, joints and firmware.

ModelsH2

Some images are illustrations, not photographs; others are manufacturer demonstrations. We confirm which skills your model, edition and firmware include before you order.

Many robots, one show.

Group shows run on dedicated tools, each with its own conditions. They aren’t interchangeable, so we plan from the show backwards.

Up to 10 robots of the same model, edition and firmware dance together on one local network.
Robots play an autonomous football match, as shown in the manufacturer’s event solution. Rehearse on the actual floor.
Booster Stage designs formations and patterns visually. It is a separate product with its own scope.
Unitree UniUni plans routes, timing and music on a 2D or 3D venue map, with collision checks.

Public shows are records of specific programmes and teams. Buying the robots doesn’t reproduce a show.

UniUni software

Where event robots fit.

Settings where event robots work well. These are inquiry categories to help you plan, not customer projects.

Open days and science fairs

Greet families, then run a dance or a penalty challenge between talks.

Exhibitions and trade shows

Draw visitors to your stand with movement, gestures and conversation.

Sport and entertainment

Half-time moments, penalty challenges and robot football demonstrations.

Tourism and visitor venues

Seasonal events and photo moments, with staff managing the queue.

Media production

Robots on set for film, TV or online content, with rehearsed moves.

What’s ready for showtime, and what needs rehearsal.

An event robot needs planning, not just delivery. Here is what is built in, what depends on setup, and what we prepare together.

Ready today

Built in

Listed in the robot’s manual.

Preset greetings and gesturesK1T1T2
Built-in dancesK1T1T2
Football: track, chase and kickK1T1
Real-time chat, with internet accessK1T1T2

Configure

Depends on setup

Model, firmware, network and batteries.

Group control: same model, edition and firmwareBooster App
One local network for every robot in the groupBooster App
At least three battery bars per robot before a group showBooster App
Action packs matched to model, joints and firmwareH2

Develop

Project work

Programmed and rehearsed for your event.

Custom choreography and formationsBooster StageUniUni
A show timed to your musicUniUni
Custom interactive gamesK1T1T2

Group performance tools

Three different tools. Robots, conditions and scope are not interchangeable.

	Booster App group control	Booster Stage	Unitree UniUni
What it does	Runs the same action on several robots	Visual design of formations and patterns	Routes, timeline, music and formations on a map
Robots	Up to 10, same model, edition and firmware	Confirmed per show	H2 listed on the introduction page
Network	One local network	Confirmed per show	Local network, with site mapping and localisation
Scope	Included in the app	Separate product scope	Free download; actions and services are separate

Run times depend on the routine: plan charging between sets, as batteries are not swapped mid-show. Set-up and rehearsal time depend on venue and programme.

Before the doors open.

What your venue needs for a safe, smooth activity. We go through each point with you before the date.

A flat floor: rubber, concrete or tile for full-body dance, not thick carpet
Clear space around each robot, at least 2 m × 2 m for K1 and T2
Barriers or a marked distance between the audience and the activity area
A trained operator for every show, who knows how to stop each robot
One local network for group control; internet only if robots will chat
Charged batteries, a charging spot and a full rehearsal on the actual floor

Questions organisers ask

How many robots can perform together?

With the Booster App, up to 10 of the same model, edition and firmware. Larger shows use dedicated choreography tools and need separate planning.

Is it safe around children and crowds?

With a trained operator, a clear activity area and audience distance, yes. These robots aren’t for unsupervised contact or walking through dense crowds.

Can a robot run all day?

Not continuously. Plan short sets with charging breaks; run time depends on the model and routine. We help you build a schedule around it.

Can you recreate a show we saw online?

Public shows use specific programmes, robots and teams. We tell you what your event can include before you commit.