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Humanoid Robot Rental

Give your audience a moment worth walking over for.

Humanoid Robot Rental for U.S. Events

A humanoid robot changes the energy in a room. At a trade show, it can draw visitors toward a booth. At a launch, it can help build anticipation. On camera, it can bring a futuristic concept into a real, physical scene.

Omnipro 3D helps brands and production teams plan appearances featuring the Unitree G1 Basic. Tell us what you are creating, and we will explore how the robot can fit your venue, schedule, audience, and creative direction.

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Where could a humanoid robot fit your project?

Humanoid Robot Rental

Trade shows and conferences

Give attendees a reason to stop at your booth. A planned G1 Basic appearance can become a focal point for your exhibit and a natural starting point for conversations with visitors.

Humanoid Robot Rental

Product launches

Build the robot into a reveal moment, opening sequence, or stage presentation. We can help you consider where it appears, what happens around it, and how the moment looks from the audience and on camera.

Humanoid Robot Rental

Corporate events

Bring a visual expression of innovation to a company gathering, client presentation, or industry summit. Schedule its appearance around the parts of the program where it will have the clearest purpose.

Humanoid Robot Rental

Retail and brand activations

Place the robot within a designed brand environment, from a display installation to an in-store experience. Omnipro 3D can also explore custom scenic elements that connect the space to your campaign.

Humanoid Robot Rental

Commercial shoots and content production

Put a physical humanoid robot in front of the camera for a commercial, campaign, photo shoot, or branded video. Plan its position and achievable movements with the production team before shoot day.

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Education and technology demonstrations

Give students, visitors, or professional audiences an opportunity to see a humanoid robot in person. A guided demonstration can make an emerging technology easier to discuss and understand.

A robot appearance designed around the event

The G1 Basic is most effective when its role is clear. A short, well-timed appearance may serve a launch better than keeping the robot visible throughout the day. A trade show may call for several scheduled demonstrations. A shoot may need a controlled movement repeated for multiple takes.

The setting

venue layout, floor conditions, audience distance, and access.

The moment

entrance, position, movements, timing, and visual composition.

The operation

on-site requirements, breaks, transport, and coordination with your team.

The scope

a proposal that states what is included for your specific booking.

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Meet the Unitree G1 Basic

The G1 Basic is Unitree’s standard G1 humanoid configuration. Its compact size and articulated body make it a distinctive presence for planned demonstrations and visual productions.

Approximate standing height: 4 ft 4 in (1.32 m)
Approximate weight with battery: 77 lb (35 kg)
Degrees of freedom: 23

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The Basic configuration should not be confused with G1 EDU options that may include additional hardware and dexterous hands. If your concept depends on speech, handling an object, or a specific movement, describe it in your inquiry so we can assess what the available unit can actually do.

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Creative thinking beyond the robot

Omnipro 3D works across 3D design, custom fabrication, props, and visual merchandising. That gives us a way to think about the complete scene surrounding a robot appearance: the display it stands beside, the stage environment behind it, or the physical elements that carry a brand identity into the space.

These elements can be explored as part of a wider creative brief and quoted according to the needs of your project.

Let’s plan the moment people will remember

Tell us where, when, and why you want the G1 Basic at your event. We will help you shape an appearance that fits your audience and your production.

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