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Humanoid & Industrial Robots in GCC

Robots that work in real places. Humanoids and quadrupeds for tasks across the GCC, with selection confirmed against the application.

Robots on the day · 01 / 08

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Stage Performance Humanoid
Full-size humanoid

Stage Performance Humanoid

What it does
Dances and performs, and several units can move together on stage. Its shoulders respond to touch.
Where it works
Launches, concerts, theme parks, brand activations, art installations.
How you get it
Purchase, rental or a pilot project. Terms are confirmed at scoping.
Discuss this robot
173 cmheight
55 kgweight
10 hruntime
Reception & Exhibition Humanoid
Full-size humanoid

Reception & Exhibition Humanoid

What it does
Greets visitors, walks them around a hall and steers around obstacles by itself. Voice, persona and look can be set to the brand.
Where it works
Exhibitions, reception desks, entertainment and brand ambassador work.
How you get it
Purchase, rental or a pilot project. Terms are confirmed at scoping.
Discuss this robot
169 cmheight
40degrees of freedom
1.2 m/swalking speed
Compact Interactive Humanoid
Compact humanoid

Compact Interactive Humanoid

What it does
Dances, talks and answers to voice, sight and touch. Finds its own way around a room with LiDAR and depth cameras.
Where it works
Guest interaction, small stages, showrooms, schools.
How you get it
Purchase, rental or a pilot project. Terms are confirmed at scoping.
Discuss this robot
1.31 mheight
39 kgweight
30degrees of freedom
Front-of-House Service Humanoid
Service humanoid

Front-of-House Service Humanoid

What it does
Welcomes guests and takes them on guided tours through spoken dialogue. Appearance, voice and personality can be customised.
Where it works
Reception, guided tours, VIP hosting, brand interaction.
How you get it
Purchase, rental or a pilot project. Terms are confirmed at scoping.
Discuss this robot
132 cmheight
35 kgweight
2 hruntime
Wheeled Industrial Humanoid
Industrial humanoid

Wheeled Industrial Humanoid

What it does
Two arms doing precise, force-controlled work, down to sub-millimetre assembly. It can also talk with several people at once.
Where it works
Assembly cells, precision industrial work, interactive guidance.
How you get it
Purchase, rental or a pilot project. Terms are confirmed at scoping.
Discuss this robot
5 kgpayload per arm
4 hruntime
IP42protection
Compact Quadruped
Quadruped

Compact Quadruped

What it does
Walks over rough ground, climbs stairs and jumps, carrying sensors or a light payload.
Where it works
Security patrol, inspection, emergency rescue, research and education.
How you get it
Purchase, rental or a pilot project. Terms are confirmed at scoping.
Discuss this robot
3.7 m/stop speed
5 kgpayload
IP54protection
Wheel-Legged Quadruped
Quadruped

Wheel-Legged Quadruped

What it does
Switches between wheels and legs to move fast on flat ground and still climb slopes and obstacles. Sealed against dust and water.
Where it works
Logistics and transport, personnel search and rescue.
How you get it
Purchase, rental or a pilot project. Terms are confirmed at scoping.
Discuss this robot
25 kgrated payload
6 m/stop speed
IP67protection
Heavy-Duty Quadruped
Quadruped

Heavy-Duty Quadruped

What it does
Carries 50 kg all day and up to 100 kg at its limit, in temperatures from -20 to 55 °C.
Where it works
Heavy-load transport, material handling, heavy-duty mounting.
How you get it
Purchase, rental or a pilot project. Terms are confirmed at scoping.
Discuss this robot
50 kgsustained payload
100 kgmaximum payload
IP67protection

Specifications from published manufacturer data, subject to change. Robot selection is confirmed against the event or site.

More for education and research.

The education range adds G1, D1 Edu, OmniHand and OmniHand Pro, plus a quadruped teaching kit. These sit alongside the eight main-range robots above.

Explore education robots and hands ↗

Personality customization

The portfolio also describes a third-party customization platform supplied alongside selected robots, not built by FRWRD. Confirm supported robots, features, software access and licensing with the chosen configuration.

From footage to a use case

See what the task involves.

MangoBot partner footage · short excerpt

01 / Exhibitions & public spaces

Exhibition interaction

A physical point of interaction on a busy exhibition floor.

Explore the use case
MangoBot partner footage · short excerpt

02 / Industrial & infrastructure assessment

Stairs & uneven ground

Check the route before choosing an inspection platform.

Explore the use case

Partner demonstrations from MangoBot, not FRWRD deployments. Assessment is required for your site.

Where they work

One fleet. Four sectors.

01

Hospitality, Events & Public Spaces

Humanoids that perform, greet and guide guests. Launches, concerts, exhibitions, reception desks and brand activations.

Robots 01, 02, 03, 04 ↗02

Industrial & Infrastructure

Wheeled humanoids and quadrupeds that carry loads and cover rough ground. Logistics, transport, inspection and rescue.

Robots 05, 06, 07, 08 ↗03

Education & Research

Interactive humanoids, research platforms, teaching quadrupeds and dexterous robot hands, plus a quadruped teaching kit.

Explore the education range ↗

Construction has a dedicated robotics section. Inspection is an application across sectors.

Need robots for building sites?

Construction robotics has its own page, with the full project lifecycle and the machines for it.

Construction robotics ↗    Discuss a project ↗

Two robot forms. Different jobs.

Humanoid robots have a human-like form. The catalogue includes systems for reception, guest interaction, performance and industrial tasks. A human-like shape does not make every robot suitable for every job.

Quadrupeds move on four legs. This catalogue includes compact, wheel-legged and heavy-duty systems. Compare terrain, payload and the intended application, rather than appearance alone.

How we scope it

What to settle before a pilot.

  1. The taskOne repeated task with an output you can check. A robot is chosen around the task, not the other way round.
  2. The siteWork area, dimensions, surfaces, access and who else is working there. Drawings or photographs help.
  3. The systemWhich supplied system fits. Manufacturer figures are reference specifications, not guaranteed output on your project.
  4. The evaluationWhat a useful result looks like, and what your team needs to operate the system.
  5. After handoverTraining, operation and support responsibilities, agreed for the project.

Buyer questions

Start with the task.

Which systems should I consider for inspection?

Start with the inspection application guide. Mobility is only one part of the system; sensors, the required information and the operating environment also matter.

Can an event robot be customised?

The catalogue describes voice, persona and appearance options for selected systems. Confirm the exact configuration and venue requirements during scoping.

Can I rent every robot?

Do not assume that. Purchase, rental and pilot terms are confirmed for the selected system and project. Discuss a pilot before treating a catalogue entry as a booking.

Does FRWRD manufacture the robots, or source and deploy them?

FRWRD does not manufacture robots. We work with specialist manufacturers around the world and sit between them and GCC customers: identify the task, select the system, coordinate a pilot, support deployment and stay with it after handover.

What does adapting a robot to my site involve?

It starts with the task, the work area, access and the existing workflow. What needs to change in the configuration or the way the team works depends on the system and the site, and is agreed as part of the pilot scope rather than assumed up front.

How do I know a pilot is a good fit for my task?

A pilot fits when the task is repeated, the result can be checked and you can say what a useful outcome looks like. Bring the task, the site, the access constraints and the output you need. We agree what to measure: quality of the result, fit with the workflow, operating time and the effort your team needs to run it. See robotics pilots.

What training and support follow deployment?

Deployment includes support for installation and training, and the support step is about staying with the system through ongoing use. The exact training, operation and onsite responsibilities are agreed for each project; there is no standard staffing package assumed.

Start with the task

Bring us a task.
We will define the path.

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Bring us a task

What happens next

  1. We read your taskTell us what you want to automate, where and why. A few lines is enough to start.
  2. We tell you if it fitsWe say whether a system looks suitable and what would need assessing on your site.
  3. We agree a next stepUsually a scoped pilot or evaluation, with terms confirmed for the specific robot and project.