Robot hire in Ostrava

Industry and technology: a live demonstration, not a prop

In a city with an engineering and energy tradition and a growing IT sector, the audience knows technology. Here the robot should be more than a photo opportunity. At a technology event, a customer day or a company open day, it shows what a humanoid can really do today: walking, balance, reacting to its surroundings and controlled interaction with people.

The operator is open about the limits too. The robot does not learn on the spot; its movements are prepared in advance and the operator triggers and steers them. A technical audience respects that honesty more than big promises. The article what a humanoid robot can really do today gives the wider context.

At a corporate event it works well to tie the robot to your own story, for example as an opener for a talk on automation, recruiting engineers or innovation in production. The robot grabs attention and the speaker holds it with content.

Festivals and open-air cultural events

For outdoor programmes we mainly send the robot dog ORYX (Unitree Go2). It handles grass, paving and slightly uneven ground, runs, jumps and can carry a festival partner's branded banner. Ideas are under robot for a festival and on the robot dog hire page.

The humanoid MONTARI performs outdoors only in dry weather on a flat surface, ideally under a tent or roof. It does not move freely in a dense crowd, and the operator always marks out a safe zone.

At city celebrations and cultural events, the robot dog works well as a guide or a partner's mascot. A short walk through the site with a banner, a stop at the children's zone and photos with visitors create content that people share themselves.

Planning a festival day

The battery lasts about two hours of active use, and the operator swaps it between blocks. A full-day programme is therefore built from shorter appearances. A proven structure looks like this:

For a multi-day festival, the robot stays overnight in the organiser's locked back-of-house area and is ready in the morning without another journey. Safety among people is covered in detail in the article humanoid robot safety around people.

• Arrival and set-up about an hour before the first appearance
• Two or three performance blocks spread around the stage programme
• Breaks for battery swaps and robot checks
• A covered back-up spot in case of rain
• An organiser's contact who knows the times and routes

Getting to Ostrava and back

The drive from Bratislava takes about three hours. An afternoon or evening event is possible with arrival on the day. For a morning programme, the operator arrives the day before and the overnight stay is part of the quote. A multi-day festival, or combining it with an event in Olomouc or Zlín on neighbouring days, means the journey is paid only once.

What the quote for an Ostrava event includes

There is one quote and it covers everything the deployment needs. If you want the robot for a company day and a festival in the same week, we combine both into one trip. We coordinate in English, and the robot's spoken lines are prepared in advance in the language of your event.

• The robot and a trained operator for the whole event
• A script and choreography built around the stage or company programme
• Transport from Bratislava and back, travel time and any overnight stay
• Spare batteries, set-up and packing on site
• A branded banner for the event partner by agreement

Robot hire prices in Ostrava

Robot hire starts from 1 000 € per day with an operator for multi-day hire, excluding VAT. Single-day events, the script and transport are priced in the quote. Transport, travel time and any overnight stay for the operator are shown separately in the quote. The invoice is issued by the Slovak company Montari s. r. o.