Glambot Exclusive

The camera robot that turns any red carpet into a music video. Glambot Exclusive executes ultra-precise and repeatable movements to create spectacular slow motion and shots worthy of a campaign.

What is a Glambot?

A glambot is a robotic arm with a high-speed camera that executes programmed and repeatable movements to record cinematic slow motion. It is the equipment behind the viral videos from the Oscars red carpets and fashion galas: a quick sweep, 1000 fps, and a result that looks like a music video.

Until now, it was technology for production companies: renting a glambot with an operator costs thousands of euros per event. Glambot Exclusive turns it into your own equipment for your business: galas, premium weddings, brand activations, and luxury photocalls where you want to charge premium rates.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Glambot

Do I need experience in robotics or video?

No. The movements come preprogrammed and are triggered with a simple control; initial training is included, and support is in Spanish.

What events are the most profitable?

Galas, corporate events, and high-end weddings: it is a service that is billed well above a classic photo booth because almost no one offers it.

How does it differ from a 360 photo booth?

The 360 rotates around people on a platform; the glambot moves the camera on programmed trajectories with a cinematic finish. They are complementary: many professionals offer both.

How much does it cost to buy a glambot and what does the price include?

The price you see above corresponds to the complete system owned: 6-axis robotic arm, multi-device support, flycase with wheels for transport, initial training included, and support in Spanish. It is worth emphasizing "owned," because until now the only way to offer this effect was to subcontract a glambot with an operator for each event, an expense that repeats date after date and limits the margin of those reselling the service. By purchasing it, that equation is reversed: the investment is one-time, and each event you cover at a premium rate amortizes a part until the equipment starts generating net profit. You don't need experience in robotics or video: the movements come preprogrammed and are triggered with a simple control. To compare this figure against other equipment in the sector, check our guide on how much a photo booth costs.

Glambot and 360 photo booth: the premium combo for your service catalog

The professionals who bill the best do not sell equipment; they sell steps: an entry-level service and an exclusive service that multiplies the ticket. The 360 photo booth is the perfect entry-level step, the format that everyone knows and asks for; the glambot is the upper step, the red carpet effect that almost no one else can offer and that makes your budget the only one on the table for galas, high-end weddings, and brand activations. Offering both at the same event also makes operational sense: the 360 maintains the continuous flow of guests while the glambot creates the stellar moments with newlyweds, executives, or VIP guests, and you bill two services with a single trip. In our guide on how to generate income with events, we explain how to structure package rates for this type of tiered catalog.

How Much Does a Glambot Cost and How Many Events Does It Amortize?

Check the updated price in the listing, always including VAT; buying it outright versus subcontracting an operator event by event is the difference between a repeating expense and a one-time investment that starts generating net profit after the first events at a premium rate. No experience in robotics is required: the movements of the 6-axis arm come preprogrammed and are triggered with a simple control. It includes initial training and 24/7 support in Spanish.

What Events Pay for a Glambot: Galas, Red Carpet, and Brand Activations

The glambot is charged as a red carpet service for corporate galas, premieres, product launches, and high-end weddings, events where almost no other provider in the Spanish market can offer the same cinematic effect. Combined with an entry-level 360 photo booth, it allows billing for two services in a single trip: the 360 maintains the continuous flow of guests while the glambot creates the stellar moments with the event's protagonists, raising the average ticket without adding another trip.