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Robotics & automation

Robots thatwork. Robotics and automation for businesses in the US

We integrate quadruped and humanoid robots for events and marketing activations, security and monitoring, remote operations, customer-facing service and custom development. With the software, the network and the US rules taken care of.

9countries where we operate
5solutions, from events to operations
10Unitree robot lines we integrate
24 hto answer every request
Why us

We hand it over working, not in a box

Buying a robot is the easy part. What makes the difference is everything that comes after:

Real integration

Programming, sensors, voice and connections to your systems, on the developer (EDU) versions.

Rules handled

Security licensing, FCC, recording and privacy laws checked for your state before we start.

Secure deployment

Bluetooth off, isolated network and facial recognition off by default.

Operator and support

An operator on site whenever there's an audience, team training and follow-up.

United States

Where the demand is in the US

  • Warehouses, logistics and distribution centers
  • Manufacturing plants
  • Energy and utilities
  • Corporate and university campuses
  • Retail, malls and hospitality

In the events industry this falls under experiential marketing and brand activations.

The rules in three lines

  • Security licensing: There is no federal or state license for security robots themselves.
  • FCC: Since July 28, 2026, foreign-produced advanced robotic devices are on the FCC Covered List: new models can no longer get FCC authorization, but models authorized before that date can still be imported, sold and used, and can receive software updates through at least January 1, 2029.
  • Recording and privacy: There is no single federal rule for this.
Are security robots legal in the US? →

Verified on Oct 14, 2026. Not legal advice.

Frequently asked questions

Can I rent a robot dog for an event in the US?

Yes. We bring robot dogs and humanoids with an operator to events in Miami, Orlando, Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles and New York, from $1,500 per session. See robot rental for events.

Are security robots legal in the US?

There is no federal or state license for security robots themselves. Licensing applies to the people and companies that provide guard or patrol services, and it varies by state. A robot that your own team runs on your own property generally needs no security license; offering patrols or monitored camera services to third parties can. The details are in our legal guide.

How much does a Unitree robot cost in the US?

Unitree publishes its list prices in US dollars (for example, the Go2 Air lists at $1,600 and the R1 Air at $4,900). In the US you add shipping, import tariffs and state sales tax. See Unitree robot prices.

Do you work across the US?

Yes. For events, our coverage cities are Miami, Orlando, Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles and New York; anywhere else we add travel and per diem. Security, inspection and development projects can be deployed anywhere in the country.

Are the robots autonomous?

It depends on the task, and we always put it in writing. Route patrols and fixed-point inspections on a mapped site can run autonomously. At events, in customer-facing roles and in emergencies, the robots run programmed routines or are teleoperated by a person.

Next step

Let's talk about your project

An event, a site, a plant, a store or an idea that doesn't have a name yet. Choose how to proceed: a quote, a call or a feasibility review.

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  • Written quote, no commitment
  • Deployments in the US and Latin America
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