Glambot Rental in New Jersey

What is a Glambot?

The Glambot is a robotic camera arm that executes a fast, precise sweep past your guests while recording in high frame rate — the same rig behind the slow-motion glamour clips you see from award-show red carpets. Guests strike a pose, the arm flies past, and seconds later they have a cinematic clip that looks professionally directed.

Because the movement is visible from across the room, the Glambot draws a line from the moment it switches on. It is the single most theatrical thing we can put in a venue.

What is included with a Glambot rental

Every Glambot booking includes a trained operator who runs the arm all night, directs guests into the shot, and keeps the line moving. Our technicians install and calibrate the rig and lighting before your event begins, so it is tested and ready before the first guest arrives.

Clips are delivered to guests by email or QR code moments after capture, and your logo can be watermarked onto every video — which is why brands use the Glambot to generate social content that travels far beyond the room.

How much space does a Glambot need?

The arm needs room to move: plan for a footprint larger than a standard booth, ideally 12ft x 12ft with clear ceiling height, plus a standard 110V outlet nearby. Tell us your venue on the quote form and we will confirm the exact fit before you book.

Because installation involves a robotic system, we arrive earlier than for our other booths and handle the full setup and calibration ourselves. You do not need to provide anything beyond the space and the outlet.

The glambot at work

Glambot questions

What is a glambot?

A robotic camera arm that sweeps past guests capturing high-frame-rate slow motion — the cinematic shot you see on award-show carpets. It produces the most dramatic clip of anything we run.

How much space does it need?

A clear run for the arm plus room for guests to stand, so plan for a generous footprint. Send us the floor plan and we will confirm it fits before you commit.

Is it better for brand events or private parties?

Both, though it earns its keep most where the resulting clip gets used afterwards — activations, launches, and any event where the footage has a life beyond the night.