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Tech & startups · Unitree G1 humanoid robot

Humanoid robot hire for tech companies and startups

Libella Robotics hires out a Unitree G1 humanoid robot, operated by its own team, for technology company and startup events: conference, keynote, tech show, product launch, corporate party. From €1,500 excl. VAT per half day, operation and set-up included, anywhere in France. Quote within 24 hours.

It is the only sector where the audience knows how to ask the right questions. How many degrees of freedom, what control mode, how much real autonomy? A service that dodges those questions backfires on the brand that commissioned it. We answer them — including on what the robot cannot do, which is often the most interesting part of the conversation.

Updated on 4 September 2026 · Libella Robotics

Libella Robotics' Unitree G1 humanoid robot on a stand, interacting with visitors

What matters in your line of work

Three questions people in tech & startups ask.

An audience that spots hype

Claiming autonomy where there is teleoperation is noticed immediately in a room full of engineers. Our operator explains the real division of roles: the robot handles its balance and its walking, the human decides the trajectory and the gestures.

The stand should generate conversations, not photos

At a tech show, a crowd is easy to draw and is worth nothing if it does not turn into a conversation. We frame the set-up so that your sales team has a natural way into the conversation, rather than an audience that films and leaves.

The effect is internal too

A corporate party or team seminar at a technology company is judged on the credibility of the set-up as much as on the show. It is an audience that is unforgiving of gimmicks and long remembers an honest demonstration.

When the question comes up

  • Conference, keynote and public speaking
  • Technology show and startup village
  • Product launch or funding announcement
  • Team seminar and corporate party
  • Open day and recruitment event

Frequently asked questions

Is the robot autonomous or teleoperated?

Both, and the distinction matters. The robot handles on its own what has to be handled in real time — balance, the mechanics of each step, hundreds of corrections per second. An operator from our team decides the trajectory, the timing of the gestures and the immediate stop. Nobody remote-controls each joint.

Can you give a technical demonstration in front of engineers?

Yes, it is the format we prefer. We document the real specifications — 23 to 43 degrees of freedom, around 2 hours of battery life, 3D LiDAR and depth camera — and we say frankly what the machine does not do. With this audience, that is what has the greatest effect.

Can the robot interact with our product or software?

It depends entirely on what you want to show, and is discussed case by case well in advance. We prefer to describe precisely what is possible for a given date rather than promise an integration that would not be ready on the day.

Let's talk about your event.

Tell us the venue, the date and the format. We reply within 24 hours, with a written breakdown of what is covered — and we will tell you frankly if our set-up is not the right answer to your need.

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