Trained Operators on Every Show Day
Our operator runs the arms from the control cabinet and stays at the emergency stop through every routine. An LED engineer watches the frames alongside them.
Robotic Displays · Dubai & GCC
Lazulite rents the Kuka Robotic Arms show: three industrial arms made by KUKA, each carrying an LED display frame. The arms move through a choreographed routine while the frames play one film. Our crew installs, guards and runs the set across the GCC.
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Frame detailQuick facts
A robotic arm display is an LED screen fixed to an industrial robot arm, so the screen moves while it plays video. This set uses three arms and three frames, timed to run as one show.
12+
Robotic Arm Shows Staged
9+
Launch and Gala Stages Hosted
150+
Live Performance Hours Run
30+
Dance Routines Timed to Video
Each package covers the arms, control cabinet, LED frames, routine, video, transport, installation and removal. A trained operator and an LED engineer staff every show day.
Each arm is a floor-mounted industrial robot made by KUKA, with an LED frame fixed to its end. A wired link from the control cabinet drives every move, timed against the video.
Each frame holds 72 small LED panels, listed at a panel size of 16 by 32, with a 1.86 mm pixel pitch. Across the three frames the canvas is 1,032 pixels high by 3,096 wide. Video plays as MP4 or MOV.
Plan the film as one wide canvas or as three matched frames. Our content designers build the video, then our robot programmer writes moves that lift, tilt and turn each frame on cue.
Choose a configuration
Three-Arm Synchronised Routine
All three arms move as one, so the frames rise, tilt and turn in step with the music and video.
Key features
Typical uses
| Type | Three floor-mounted robotic arms carrying LED display frames |
|---|---|
| Arms | Industrial robots made by KUKA |
| Display | Three frames of 72 panels each; 1.86 mm pitch |
| Resolution | 1,032 by 3,096 pixels in total |
| Content | MP4 or MOV video, prepared by our team |
| Control | Wired link from the control cabinet; no interactive input |
| Size | 7,300 by 3,500 mm; 2,650 mm high |
| Power and setup time | 32 amp three-phase, near 12.7 kW for each; install takes one to two days |
Figures describe the standard set. The guarded zone, number of power feeds and stage position are confirmed during the site survey.
Delivered at
Helix is the motion project in our portfolio nearest to the arms show. Its rotating blocks are a Lazulite design, adjustable in size, shape and movement.
For du at GITEX 2021, our LED team built a volumetric display that made the Powered by Human theme appear as a floating hologram.
At MIITE 2026, Lazulite built an interactive LED experience with floor sensors and LiDAR. It draws on the LED and control skills the arm show needs.
Rental covers the arms, frames and cabinet, a set routine, video preparation, transport, installation, guarding, removal and show-day crew.
A custom routine sets new moves, video and timing around your music and running order. We rehearse it in full with the barriers in place before the event.
The set arrives on the build day and usually runs within one to two days, including safety checks. Teardown starts after the final show and often runs overnight.
Our operator runs the arms from the control cabinet and stays at the emergency stop through every routine. An LED engineer watches the frames alongside them.
Since 2016, Lazulite has run event technology out of Dubai Production City. Our crews have worked in all six GCC states.
Our in-house workshop prepares the frames, cabling and barriers between jobs, and our own crew and vehicles move the set.
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We confirm the moment you want, the stage position, the three-phase power and the guarded zone around the arms.
Our content designers build the film for the three frames, and our robot programmer writes the moves to match.
We run the full routine with the barriers in place and test every emergency stop before the event opens.
Engineers place, level and connect the set, then a trained operator runs each show and stays with the arms.
We remove the set after the last show and return your video files for future use.
The set measures 7,300 by 3,500 mm and stands 2,650 mm tall. ISO 10218-2 is the international safety standard for industrial robot applications and robot cells. Our layout follows its basic idea, with a barrier line keeping guests outside the reach of the arms.
The live specification lists a three-phase 32 amp supply, about 12.7 kW, for each. We confirm how many feeds your set needs with the quote. A 2.4 GHz network is also listed, so order both from the venue early.
The arms are floor-mounted and need a level floor base. We check floor loads, raised stages and carpet with the venue. Nothing hangs from the roof.
A trained operator can halt all three arms with an emergency stop. Keep the frames out of sunlight and glare. We book load-in slots, forklift access and door sizes with the venue.
Show days, routine length and video needs set the indicative base. A new routine, overnight installs and travel outside the UAE add to it.
A set routine with your branded video typically costs less and is ready sooner. A custom routine needs programming and rehearsal time, so it typically costs more.
Film production, frame layouts, new arm moves and music edits are priced as separate lines. We add each one only if your show uses it.
The bands below are indicative planning estimates, not a price list. No market rate for display robot arms is published, so every project is quoted to its brief. They exclude venue power, internet and VAT.
Budget bands
Compact
One show day, set routine, indicative AED 45,000 to 80,000
Standard
Designed film, multi-day show, indicative AED 80,000 to 150,000
Flagship
A routine built for you, indicative AED 150,000 to 300,000
Rent vs custom
| Metric | Rent | Custom build |
|---|---|---|
| Speed to launch | Higher | Lower |
| Upfront investment | Lower | Higher |
| Brand uniqueness | Lower | Higher |
| Reuse value | Lower | Higher |
Rent
The set with a tested routine
Custom build
A show built around your launch
The arms carry three LED frames through space, so the screens themselves perform. A Dynamic LED Wall gives a larger, fixed picture. The arm show typically costs more per day, as robots, operator and guarding add to it.
Choose the arms when one short, filmed moment matters most, such as a reveal, an opening act or a winner announcement.
Choose a Dynamic LED Wall for long sessions, live camera feeds, slides or a backdrop that runs all day behind speakers.
Check your floor first. The arms need a guarded stage area over seven metres wide, while a wall can stand at the back of a set.
Ceiling pixel tubes pick up the colours of the video during each routine.
Can't find your answer? Speak with our Dubai team.
Three floor-mounted industrial arms made by KUKA each carry an LED display frame. Cabled control from the cabinet drives the moves, and we time the routine to the video. The arms lift, tilt and turn the frames while one film plays across all three.
Let's build it together
Tell us the moment you want the arms to create, where and when. We will reply with a stage layout, a guarded zone and an indicative budget. Send your brief by phone, WhatsApp or the form to begin.
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