
RoboBar
A six-axis robotic arm that pours and serves from up to four bottles at once — while the line films every pour.
Meet RoboDog — a friendly quadruped robot dog with an animated face and cat-ear silhouette. It greets your guests, poses for selfies, dances, and walks the room, always driven by a Spacelab operator. Wherever it goes, a crowd with phones out follows.
$800Full 6-hour shift · delivery in LA included
Branding wraps and costumes, delivery beyond Los Angeles, and additional hours are quoted separately. Prices exclude applicable taxes.
From the Walk of Fame to Venice Beach to the Urban Light at LACMA — everywhere it stands still for ten seconds, a photo line forms.







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No script, no cage, no waiting for a demo slot. RoboDog works the room the way a great host does — it just happens to be a robot.
It meets people at the door or on the floor — an animated face, a tilt of the head, and a first hello nobody expects.
It holds a pose while the phones come out. The selfie line forms on its own — proven at LACMA, Venice Beach, and the Walk of Fame.
On cue from its operator, RoboDog breaks into choreographed moves — the moment every event video ends up being about.
A Spacelab operator drives it the entire event, walking it from room to room so the energy travels with it.
RoboDog arrives dressed for your brand, not ours. Agencies use it as a walking, dancing piece of campaign media that guests photograph voluntarily.
For an Adobe product-launch party, RoboDog appeared fully custom-branded with Adobe graphics — and spent the night surrounded by cameras.
Aisle traffic doesn’t stop for a banner stand. It stops for a robot dog. At IMEX America 2025 in Las Vegas, RoboDog worked the show floor and drew a constant ring of attendees filming it — the kind of crowd a booth can’t buy with swag.
A booth magnet that pulls the aisle to you — proven on the IMEX America 2025 show floor.
Wrapped in your campaign, it turns guests into your photographers — like the Adobe launch party.
Kickoffs, holiday parties, and award nights that need a talking point beyond the open bar.
Birthdays and milestones where the entertainment walks up and says hello to every guest.
Commercials, stage productions, and film shoots — with a Spacelab operator on set.
Stage moments, grand entrances, and photo-op setups anywhere in Los Angeles.
Yes. Every RoboDog booking includes a Spacelab operator who accompanies and drives the dog for the entire event — it never roams unattended. Delivery, setup, and teardown are included too.
Fully. Logo wraps, company colors, promotional messaging, and themed costumes are all available, and RoboDog can carry and present branded items. At an Adobe product-launch party it appeared fully custom-branded with Adobe graphics.
Both. It has worked convention-center show floors like IMEX America 2025, the museum plaza at LACMA, and outdoor spots including Venice Beach and the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Tell us about your venue when you check your date and we’ll confirm the fit.
It greets guests, poses for photos and selfies, dances, and walks the venue with its operator. It draws a crowd instantly — guests line up to film it.
Yes. RoboDog is available for commercials, stage productions, and film shoots, with its operator on set.
Los Angeles and Greater LA. We deliver, set up, operate, and tear down — you never touch the robot.
RoboDog works the floor. Add a robotic bartender or a cinema robot camera and the whole event becomes the show.

A six-axis robotic arm that pours and serves from up to four bottles at once — while the line films every pour.

A cinematic robot camera that orbits your guests in slow motion — the red-carpet clip everyone reposts.
Tell us your date, venue, and crowd — we’ll confirm RoboDog’s availability and scope the branding, usually the same day.