Product launches · Monaco
A reveal nobody films on autopilot.
A humanoid robot walks your product onto the stage, says the line you wrote and hands it to your founder. Monaco, Monte-Carlo and the Riviera, with an operator running every second.
The reveal moment, built around a robot.
A product launch robot in Monaco solves the oldest problem in the room: the second before the cover comes off. Guests have seen the countdown, the film and the cloth pulled away. What they have not seen is a humanoid walking the product down the centre of the room and placing it in the founder's hands.
We build that moment with you rather than around you. You tell us what the product is, how it must be held and who takes it. We write the approach, the pause, the line and the handover, then rehearse it on your floor before doors open. If the product is heavy, we design the reveal differently, because the robot carries light objects only and we will say so early rather than on the night.
Afterwards the robot keeps working. It moves into the crowd for photographs, repeats the headline message to small groups and gives the press pack a second angle to shoot. Guests film it without being asked, which means the launch keeps appearing in feeds long after your film has finished playing. One booking covers both the stage minute your production needs and the two hours of content your marketing team wants from the room.
How the robot carries a launch.
Brings on the product
It walks the item to the stage or the plinth, presents it and steps back. The reveal has a character in it, not just a cloth.
Speaks the first line
The opening sentence of your launch, delivered by the robot in English or French before your speaker takes over.
Cues the film
A gesture on the beat, timed with your show caller, so the screen and the robot land the same moment together.
Feeds the press wall
After the reveal it poses with the product and your spokesperson, giving photographers a frame nobody else has.
Repeats the message
Through the reception it works small groups, restating the three points you want quoted, word for word each time.
Wears the campaign
Your logo on the chest, your colours on the panels, so every clip of the reveal is a clip of your brand.
What you get on launch day.
Everything needed to make one minute work perfectly, and the two hours after it.
- Delivery, set-up, rehearsal and get-out by our team
- An operator running the robot throughout, always
- A scripted reveal sequence written and rehearsed with you
- Your logo fitted as a chest decal before doors open
- Spoken lines in English, French or both
- Technical rehearsal with your show caller or AV team
- Battery swaps on site between blocks
Other ways clients use it.
Questions we get asked.
Anything we have not covered? Write to us and we answer within 24 hours.
Can a robot hand over our product at a launch in Monaco?
Yes, if the product is light and stable enough to be held in one hand or on a small tray. The robot does not lift heavy loads. Send us the weight and the shape and we will tell you honestly what is possible before you build the show around it.
How much does it cost to hire a robot for a product launch?
From €2,000 per day with an operator at the multi-day rate, excluding VAT. A bespoke reveal sequence, travel and staging are quoted on top. Tell us the date and the venue and you get a plan and a price within 24 hours.
Will the robot work with our AV crew?
Yes. Our operator joins your technical rehearsal, takes cues from your show caller and agrees the timings on the floor. The robot can be held on a mark and released on your count so the reveal lands with the music and the screen.
Can it speak French to a Monaco audience?
Yes. The robot speaks English and French, and a launch script is often written in both so the opening line is delivered twice or split between languages. We agree the wording with you before the day.
What can go wrong on the night?
Very little, because an operator is always at the controls and we rehearse on your floor. The real constraints are physical: the robot needs about three by three metres of flat, dry, firm surface, and it does not use stairs as a routine or walk in rain.
Tell us what the room should remember.
Send us the date, the venue and what you want people talking about afterwards. We answer within 24 hours with a plan and a price.