FL2
Booth host
Greets guests at eye level. Dances with its arms and head.
- Body
- One large touch screen at head height
- Moves
- Arms and head move. It can dance
- Drives
- Rolls on its own
- Specs
- Spec sheet on request
Greeter robots
Front of House
They greet people. Then they talk about you.
A friendly robot at the entrance, the lobby or the booth. People walk up to it, and Pip takes it from there.
FL3
Welcome desk
A big screen at the entrance, for directions and your video.
Also good for Showstoppers
- Size
- 650 × 560 × 1500 mm
- Weight
- 49 kg
- Screen
- 21.5" display
- Runs
- Up to 10 hours
- Charge
- 3 to 4 hours
FL4
Gala host
A friendly face and a screen at chest height. Dances with its arms and head.
- Size
- 580 × 550 × 1500 mm
- Weight
- 45 kg
- Screen
- 13.3" display
- Moves
- Arms and head move. It can dance
- Runs
- Up to 10 hours
Also does this job
Side by side
What each one can do
All of them run Pip. The body decides what else it can do.
Product images are illustrations made from photographs of the robots, with Pip on the screen. Figures are the maker's.
Which robots are greeter robots?
FL2, FL3 and FL4. All of them run Pip, FoodLink System's AI agent, which greets people, talks to them in their own language and shows your offers. Robots can do more than one job, so tell us your space and we will help you pick.
How is Pip different from a normal robot?
Pip listens and decides what to say. It answers questions, recommends what you want to promote, shows QR codes and hands people to your staff. You set what it may say and do.
How much do they cost?
We quote every venue and every event on its own, based on the robot, how long you need it and what Pip needs to do. WhatsApp us with your space and dates and we will send a quote.
