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More efficient logistics
A lighter collaborative platform, compact staging plan, and streamlined control package can reduce freight, load-in complexity, and the production footprint.
Robot cinema / NationwideEfficient + flexible glambot activation
Cinematic impact withoutthe premium-production overhead.
Red Carpet Robot Jr. pairs the flexible Universal Robots UR10e platform with handheld programming and 240 FPS capture. It is our agile, approachable choice for planners who want a polished glambot activation, efficient logistics, adaptable programming, and stronger budget control.
240 FPS captureUniversal Robots UR10eNationwide
The real JR. camera system
Compact footprint. Real camera. Flexible movement.
This is Red Carpet Robot Jr. as a physical camera system—not a generic robot illustration. The Universal Robots UR10e carries the mounted camera through programmable poses while its smaller production package supports efficient transport, faster onsite iteration, and a more approachable path to a polished glambot experience.
PlatformUniversal Robots UR10eProgrammingHandheld guided teachingCapture240 FPS capable
Production fitEfficient compact setupWhy choose Red Carpet Robot Jr.
A smarter fit when efficiency matters as much as the wow factor.
Jr. creates the same fundamental guest promise—robotic camera movement and dramatic ultra-slow-motion content—through a lighter, faster-to-adapt production model. That typically makes it more affordable than Max while preserving a premium event presence.
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Faster creative iteration
Handheld programming lets the operator guide the arm into positions and refine a move onsite without the deeper commercial programming workflow used for Max.
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Better budget alignment
When the brief does not require large sweeping paths or television-scale production control, Jr. focuses investment on the guest experience and final content.
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Flexible event fit
Jr. is well suited to trade-show booths, weddings, corporate events, brand activations, social celebrations, and venues with tighter planning constraints.
Visual space planning
See the complete activation—not just the machine.
Jr. can support a more compact event plan, but the full experience still needs room for the programmed camera path, guest mark, operator, backdrop, lighting, stanchions, display, and queue. Use these dimensions as early planning targets—not final safety drawings.
01 / Backdrop + guest mark02 / Robot movement zone03 / Operator console04 / TV + sharing displayStarting planning envelope12′ × 12′
Core robot, guest mark, controlled movement zone, and operator position.
Preferred full experience16′ × 16′
Room for backdrop, red carpet, stanchions, TV, lighting, console, and smoother guest flow.
Manufacturer arm reach51.2 in / 1300 mm
Machine specification—not the event safety boundary or total activation footprint.
Manufacturer robot footprint7.5 in diameter arm base
The camera, stand, cables, controls, and safety plan require additional room around the compact base.
The Red Carpet Robot Jr. experience
A guest-friendly experience built to move efficiently.
Every step is designed to make the technology feel effortless for the planner and intuitive for the guest—from the floor plan to the final 240 FPS clip.
01Discover
Align the event goal
We define the audience, venue, brand, guest volume, desired motion, content treatment, and what success should look like.
02Stage
Build the compact activation
Backdrop, red carpet, stanchions, lighting, TV, operator console, guest mark, and queue are arranged into one polished footprint.
03Program
Guide and refine the move
The operator uses handheld programming to shape an agile camera path around the guest mark and adapt it to the room.
04Direct
Make guests camera-ready
Friendly prompts help participants pose, move, celebrate, and feel confident before the robot begins its programmed pass.
05Capture
Record at 240 FPS
The robot performs the move while the high-speed camera records details that become dramatic ultra slow motion on playback.
06Display + share
Turn the take into content
The selected branded treatment, music, playback, television slideshow, gallery, and sharing journey extend the activation beyond the capture.
Original Red Carpet Robot footage
Real guests. A polished social moment.
Original BoothMeUp LV wedding footage shows the guest-facing result: confident direction, elevated styling, dramatic movement, and shareable event content. Jr. keeps the production path efficient while still giving each participant a camera-ready hero moment.
Plan the shot ↗
JRDesigned around the audience
Where Red Carpet Robot Jr. fits best.
Activation capabilities
- Universal Robots UR10e platform
- Handheld motion programming
- 240 FPS high-speed capture
- Professional event lighting
- Operator console and trained onsite team
- Guest direction and activation flow
- Custom overlay and content-treatment options
- TV slideshow and sharing workflow options
Owned + operated by BoothMeUp LVExplore BoothMeUp LV ↗
Robot technology backed by live-event experience.
Red Carpet Robot is owned and operated by BoothMeUp LV — Experiential Technologies, a Las Vegas-based creative agency producing interactive photo, video, AI, robotic, and custom-fabrication experiences nationwide.
$5MMLicensed + insured coverage
LVIIISuper Bowl Business Connect approved supplier
USALas Vegas HQ + nationwide production
Questions planners ask
Know the experience.Book with confidence.
Is Red Carpet Robot Jr. more affordable than Max?+
Typically, yes. Jr. uses a more compact collaborative platform, streamlined logistics, and handheld programming. That can reduce transport, setup, programming, staging, and crew complexity compared with the premium Max production. Final pricing depends on venue, travel, hours, branding, content workflow, and production scope.
Does Jr. still capture at 240 FPS?+
Yes. Jr. supports the same 240 frames-per-second capture promise. The primary difference is the robot platform, programming approach, movement complexity, footprint, staging scale, and overall production tier—not whether the footage can play back in cinematic ultra slow motion.
How much room should I plan for Jr.?+
A 12-by-12-foot area is a useful starting planning envelope for the core activation. A 16-by-16-foot area is preferred when adding a polished backdrop, red carpet, stanchions, lighting, television, operator console, and smoother guest flow. Final dimensions follow the programmed move and venue review.
Is the UR10e safe around event guests?+
The UR10e platform includes configurable safety functions, but a live glambot is still a moving camera system. Red Carpet Robot establishes a controlled movement zone, operates with trained personnel, and finalizes the safety plan around the actual camera path, equipment, venue, and guest flow.
When should I choose Max instead?+
Choose Max when the creative calls for more complex sweeping paths, commercial-level programming, highly repeatable television-style movement, a larger premium set, deeper technical preparation, or a production experience intended to feel unmistakably top tier.
Keep exploring the Red Carpet Robot lineup
Need a bigger cinematic statement? Meet Max.
Max adds KUKA scale, exclusive U‑MOCO control, deeper previsualization, and a premium production presence for high-visibility briefs.
Red Carpet Robot Jr. / Nationwide glambot experience