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Product launches & demo events · NYC

Robot rentals for NYC product launches and demos.

A product launch should introduce more than a date on a calendar. Bring Ted into the creative conversation for your New York City reveal, demo event or brand presentation. Our Unitree R1 EDU humanoid robot offers a different visual starting point for a launch built around your product and your people.

EZ Robot Rentals brings and operates Ted. Your presenter explains the product, your specialists run the demo, and the proposed robot appearance has a clear place in the program.

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Keep the launch story focused.

Write the product message in plain language before adding the event concept. What is new? Who is it for? What should the audience understand after your presentation? Use those answers to decide why Ted belongs in this particular launch.

A future-facing product story, a new company chapter or a conversation about technology may suggest a creative connection. Let your human presenter make that connection explicitly. Keep unsupported product claims and unconfirmed robot actions out of the invitation and show script.

Build the moment around four clear beats.

Treat this as a planning sequence, not a fixed performance package. Attach your proposed running order and the point where Ted would appear. The product team, producer and operator should all recognize the same cue.

Before the reveal

Your team decides: Where guests gather, who welcomes them and what stays under wraps.

The introduction

Your team decides: How the human host introduces Ted and connects the agreed appearance to your theme.

The product

Your team decides: Who delivers the reveal, presentation or staffed demo, and where the product is shown.

The next step

Your team decides: Which representative answers questions and where guests continue the conversation.

Give your content team a useful shot brief.

If you are arranging event photography or video, decide which product message each planned image should support. Note the intended backdrop, human presenter, product position and any proposed Ted appearance. Include the channels and formats your own content team is preparing for.

Who approves the shot list? Does the venue have photography rules? Is the product confidential before the reveal? Share the practical instructions with Edmund before final arrangements. Discuss requested robot positioning or participation; do not build the production around an action that has not been confirmed.

Make the room work for the reveal.

For a Manhattan showroom, meeting floor or event space, ask how the product, audience and proposed appearance share the room. Will guests move from a presentation to several staffed demo stations? Is there a separate press or client session? Which part of the space must remain clear for the next program item?

Send the exact address and room, supplier arrival route, proposed timing and venue contact. If your launch involves a new date, different audience or changed layout, bring that update into the conversation before your team announces the final experience.

Your event questions, answered.

Does Ted demonstrate our product?

Your product specialist should own the product demonstration. Send any proposed role for Ted to Edmund for review rather than assuming a product interaction or integration is included.

Can we discuss a press preview or client demo session?

Yes. Explain who is invited, the proposed sequence and any separate sessions. That helps the event conversation account for your actual audience and production plan.

What should our launch inquiry include?

Send the date, venue, product or event theme, audience estimate, proposed running order and your main production contact. Add any confidentiality or venue instructions your team already has.

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Give your launch concept a real next step.

Bring the product story and your first running order. Edmund confirms the event date, venue suitability, activities and quote individually. Use the inquiry or call (516) 357-5994.