Bring Ted to your NYC corporate tech day.

Innovation events often bring different departments into the same room. Some guests work with technology every day; others are there to understand a larger company direction. Ted gives your event team a real robot appearance to consider within that shared program, rather than another abstract theme on a slide.

Connect the idea to your own agenda. You might be opening a conversation about future workplaces, introducing a technology-focused seminar or creating a focal point within a wider internal event. Tell Edmund why your organization is bringing people together and what your human hosts want to explore.

The right format depends on your audience and running order. These are starting concepts to discuss with Edmund, with the specific appearance agreed for your event.

Your organization already has people who know its work. Let them own the business context, discussion and takeaways. EZ Robot Rentals brings and operates Ted; your chosen human host helps the audience understand why this appearance belongs in your program.

This can be an event concept for a mixed, nontechnical audience as well as a technology-focused team. It is not a promise of an autonomous instructor, product integration or employee training outcome. If your program needs a particular robot activity, describe it in the inquiry so Edmund can review it directly.

Name the person producing the day, the host guiding the audience and the workplace contact who knows the space. If several departments will attend at different times, share the proposed sequence. If this is a seminar inside a larger company event, identify the specific slot you are considering.

For a Manhattan office or event floor, ask which arrival route, room and supplier instructions the building wants reviewed. Send the exact address and floor, audience estimate and rough agenda. Your existing internal approval process stays with your team; the event proposal should answer its actual questions.