
KUKA Robotic Arms
KUKA industrial arms, programmed by us: the big Quantec for lifting screens and people, the small Agilus for close-up work.
The Antigravity act reached the semifinals of America’s Got Talent in 2018, performing as Front Pictures — one of the most visually unusual performances the show had presented. Combining industrial robotics, projection technology, custom video content, and live performers, Antigravity created the stunning illusion of human flight, allowing artists to move through space in ways never before seen on a television stage.
For the project, NovaTech developed three original performance acts that showcased the full potential of the technology. Hidden behind a projection surface, industrial robots precisely guided performers through complex movements while custom-designed visual content transformed them into characters traveling through different worlds, dimensions, and stories. The result was a seamless fusion of engineering, choreography, and cinematic storytelling that captivated audiences and judges alike.
Following its American debut, Antigravity went on to be featured at major international events, productions, and television broadcasts across Asia and the Middle East. What began as a semifinal performance on America’s Got Talent evolved into a globally recognized entertainment platform, demonstrating how innovative technology can redefine the possibilities of live performance and immersive storytelling.
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KUKA industrial arms, programmed by us: the big Quantec for lifting screens and people, the small Agilus for close-up work.

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Date, venue and a line about the show — we reply within one business day 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.