Robot + high-speed camera
Red Carpet Robot Jr. or Max, paired with a camera workflow built for up to 240 FPS capture.

Glambot rental guide / Nationwide
A glambot rental should include more than a robotic arm. This guide shows what our team brings, how Jr. and Max differ, and what planners need before requesting a quote.
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A glambot rental is a temporary live-event production. The machine performs a programmed camera path, but the guest experience depends on the people and systems around it: technical planning, trained operation, safe spacing, lighting, direction, playback, and content delivery.
Red Carpet Robot scopes those pieces together. That makes the quote easier to evaluate and reduces the risk of discovering late that an essential layer was never included.
Red Carpet Robot Jr. or Max, paired with a camera workflow built for up to 240 FPS capture.
A trained technical team runs the system while a director helps guests land a readable action quickly.
We plan how clips are processed, displayed, branded, and delivered instead of treating the file as an afterthought.
Both systems create cinematic slow motion with trained Red Carpet Robot operators. Choose the production profile that matches the room, visual ambition, access, and event format—or send the floor plan and let our team recommend it.
Approximately 16′ × 16′ preferred zone
Approximately 20′ × 24′ preferred zone
Premium experience that integrates efficiently
Flagship centerpiece that commands the room
Trade shows, corporate events, weddings, private celebrations
Premieres, galas, awards, launches, luxury activations
More adaptable access and scenic integration
Generous access, install window, and scenic potential
JR. / UR10e / 16′ × 16′Explore the complete Robot Jr. guest journey, footprint, production inclusions, footage, and FAQ.
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MAX / KUKA / 20′ × 24′Explore the complete Robot Max camera workflow, footprint, production inclusions, footage, and FAQ.
Explore Robot MaxGlambot rentals are quoted from the production brief because the robot is only one line item. The event city, show days, access schedule, selected system, scenic direction, content workflow, staffing, and delivery speed all shape the real cost.
A transparent brief produces a more useful quote than a generic package price.
Send the event date, city, venue, floor plan, guest count, operating hours, creative references, and intended content use. If some of that is still unknown, send the date and city first—we can help define the next questions.
The robot, guest mark, operator position, scenic, and queue must work as one controlled zone.
Guest count and operating time help us design direction and line flow around the event schedule.
Tell us whether the priority is guest keepsakes, social sharing, campaign footage, spectacle—or a blend.
That is enough to start. We will help identify the right robot, footprint, and production path.
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