We run robot demonstrations and games at events.

Plan a hosted robot appearance or a Robot Football activity with MazTech. We start with the audience and the indoor space, then work through what happens during the event.

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Discuss an event concept

Visitors smiling beside a humanoid robot at an indoor event
Visitors meeting a humanoid robot at an indoor event. From the MazTech company archive.

Choose what the audience will do.

Some events need an activity visitors can join as they move through the room. Others need a demonstration within a fixed schedule. Tell us which role the robots should play and who will be taking part. That is the starting point for choosing the activity.

Robot Football

Participants use controllers to move robots inside a contained arena. A host explains the controls and keeps the matches moving. The proposal describes the arena layout, equipment and operating arrangements for your event.

This format gives visitors a task they can try themselves. Tell us how people will arrive at the activity and how much time they are expected to have. We discuss the match format and participant changeovers around your event schedule.

A hosted robot demonstration

Start with the behaviour you want visitors to see. You may be planning a humanoid appearance or a demonstration of a robot moving through its operating area. We review the activity with the robot and operator arrangements in mind.

For a particular model, use the robot rental options to start your enquiry. Include any requested interaction in the brief so we can discuss it before setting the scope.

A short, silent excerpt from MazTech footage. Two mobile robots move around a ball inside the arena.

Visitors control the robots in the arena.

The controller turns the demonstration into a game people can join. This footage shows Robot Football equipment in motion. We plan the running activity with you around the room and the event schedule.

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We plan for an indoor operating space.

Send a floor plan or the usable dimensions, with the proposed activity area marked. We need to discuss access for equipment, the power available and how the audience will move around the area.

The venue organiser helps identify a suitable operating space and the arrangements for entry, setup and collection. Put us in contact with the person handling those details. An agreed space makes the activity plan specific to the venue.

If the room layout is still being designed, share what you know. We can discuss the activity before the plan is final, then review the practical details with you as the event takes shape.

Give us the event window and the running order.

Tell us whether the robots have a scheduled slot or will be part of an activity area during the day. Include the event duration and the time available for setup. We agree the running time with the equipment and operating scope.

For Robot Football, the plan needs to account for participant briefings and changeovers. For a hosted demonstration, it needs to fit the presentation and audience arrangements. These details belong in the event scope before the booking is confirmed.

  • The event date, UAE venue and indoor floor area.
  • The audience and how people will take part.
  • The activity or robot you have in mind.
  • The event contact responsible for access and practical arrangements.

We put the agreed activity, equipment and running plan into the proposal. Send the details you already have, even if the event is still at the planning stage.

Tell us if the activity sits beside another demonstration or if visitors will arrive as a group. Those details affect the operating area and how the host introduces the activity. Include the organiser's contact so we can work through the room arrangements with the person responsible for the event.

Tell us what is happening in the room.

Share the event date and venue with a short description of the audience.

Discuss your event with us