A memorable demonstration starts with a workable event brief. Explore what to ask before considering a humanoid for a trade-show stand, conference or controlled exhibition.
No rental, staffing or confirmed availability is offered. This is a starting point for a requirements conversation.
For a public event, the central question is not just what a robot can do. It is whether the exact demonstration can be operated responsibly in your space, with your audience and schedule.
Describe the usable floor area, surface, obstacles, access routes and where spectators will stand. A clear audience boundary is different from leaving a robot to move through a busy aisle.
Can your venue accommodate a separated demonstration area?
A repeated stand demonstration has different demands from one short stage appearance. Include setup, rehearsal, session length, breaks, charging arrangements and secure storage in the brief.
How many sessions are planned, and how long is each one?
Before any live use, the buyer needs qualified operation and continuous supervision appropriate to the robot, a documented risk assessment, venue approval and a clear stop procedure.
Who will own operation, audience management and the go/no-go decision?
These models are in the RobotSpace catalogue. Their dimensions and configuration differences can inform early research, but neither listing is a recommendation for unsupervised or close-contact event use.
A 132 cm humanoid, approximately 35 kg with battery. Start here to examine the physical footprint and the distinction between base and development configurations.
Ask whether the exact proposed demonstration is supported on the supplied configuration.
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A smaller humanoid family, listed at 123 cm. R1 Air, R1 and R1 EDU differ; secondary development is an EDU capability.
Do not assume a smaller robot removes the need for separation, qualified operation or testing.
View robotRobotSpace is an independent reference catalogue with no confirmed reseller relationship. Model details, delivered functions, regional supply, pricing and availability require separate confirmation. Manufacturer references checked 23 October 2026. 1X positions NEO for home use; we do not assume it is suitable for public demonstrations.
Consider only after the exact robot, routine, operator and venue have passed a project-specific assessment.
A useful alternative to assess when the space, supervision or timeline cannot support live motion. Permissions and logistics still need checking.
These details make an initial enquiry more useful. You do not need to upload visitor information or personal attendee data.
Open the enquiry formNo. RobotSpace is an independent robot catalogue with payment for confirmed purchase quotations. This page does not offer rental packages, staffed event services, confirmed stock or an availability calendar. An enquiry is not a reservation or order.
Do not assume that it can. Unitree warns that people must remain at a sufficient safe distance from G1 and R1. Close-contact concepts require specialist assessment against the manufacturer’s instructions; this guide does not establish that they are permissible.
No. A reference runtime is not a guarantee for your routine or venue. Confirm operation time, charging, breaks and the selected configuration with the relevant supplier and qualified operator before fixing the schedule.
1X presents NEO as a home robot. RobotSpace does not infer public-event suitability from its household features, so it is not included as an event recommendation here.
Send the requirements you want to explore through the existing RobotSpace enquiry form. A submission is not a booking, quotation, safety approval or commitment to supply.
Do not include passwords, payment details or confidential attendee information.
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