Robot Bartender
A KUKA robot that pours and serves — and performs a show with every order. The thing guests film.
KUKA robotic arm shows and activations
KUKA industrial arms, programmed by us: the big Quantec for lifting screens and people, the small Agilus for close-up work.
Overview
What the KUKA robotic arms are
The KUKA Quantec KR 300 R2700-2 is designed for a rated payload of 772 lbs (350 kg) to optimize the robot’s dynamic performance. The maximum payload of 816 lbs (370 kg) applies when the center of mass position is 0 in (0 mm) and a supplementary load optimized for the specific load case is mounted.
The KUKA Agilus KR 10 R1100-2 is designed for a rated payload of 22 lbs (10 kg) to optimize the robot’s dynamic performance. With reduced load center distances and favorable supplementary loads, the robot can handle a maximum payload of up to 24.5 lbs (11.1 kg).
Together, these two robot classes cover the full spectrum of event applications — from heavy-duty stage performances and flying systems to precise interactive installations, RoboBars, and high-speed camera control. At NovaTech, both classes are programmed and operated by our in-house engineering team.
The KUKA robotic arms are part of our robotic event technology in Los Angeles — delivered, installed and operated by our own engineers in Los Angeles, Las Vegas and nationwide.
The two classes
What each arm is for
KR Quantec KR 350Rated 350 kg / 772 lb payload — heavy-duty stage performances and flying systems
KR Agilus KR 11Rated 10 kg / 22 lb payload — precise interactive installations and high-speed camera control
ProgrammingBoth classes programmed and operated by our in-house engineering team
ApplicationsRoboBar, RoboCam, SkyNova DJ booth, custom installations
The same arms carry fashion shows, campaigns and commercials.
A KR 350 flying a performer over a runway, a KR 11 as a motion-control camera on a commercial set: programmed, tested and run by the same engineers who build our shows.
On video
The KUKA robotic arms on a job
Shot on NovaTech jobs.
Also in the inventory
Often booked alongside it
Everything on this page is owned, maintained and programmed in-house, so systems can be combined on one technical build and one crew.
RoboCam
A robotic camera that films your guests and hands them instant, share-ready video — plus cinematic motion-control shots for events, film, music videos and live broadcast.
SkyNova DJ Booth
A KUKA arm carries the DJ booth through the air — 20 ft up, inverted, in time with the set.
Questions & answers
How much does a robotic arm cost?
The two classes price differently — the KR Quantec 350 needs more rigging and power than the compact KR Agilus 11 — and programming time depends on the sequence. Tell us the date, venue and brief and we reply within 24 hours, with delivery, install, programming and on-site operation included, and a COI naming your venue or client.
Which KUKA robots do you offer?
The KUKA KR Quantec KR 350 (rated for about 772 lb / 350 kg payload) and the compact KR Agilus KR 11 — industrial-precision arms for events and shows.
What can a KUKA robotic arm do at an event?
It can carry a cinema camera (RoboCam), pour drinks (RoboBar), move performers or LED elements, and act as a visual performer with precise, repeatable motion.
Do you program and operate the robot?
Yes — our technical team handles programming, safety, and on-site operation. Available in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and beyond.
Tell us about the show
Planning a show with the KUKA Robotic Arms?
Date, venue and a line about the show — we reply within 24 hours with how we would build it, and the team that would run it.
Or see it running first: book a private walkthrough at our Downtown LA workshop.