Designed, printed and assembled in Minsk, Belarus
Buy a programmable full-size or tabletop mannequin, prepared for your visual concept and shipped worldwide. We build the mechanics, electronics and control system in-house.
Purchase only
Each robot is built to order and delivered as your own system. Choose the format, agree on the initial motion program and continue creating new sequences through the built-in interface.
Your own robot
The final quote depends on the model, finish, motion requirements and optional modules. We confirm the complete specification before production.
Prepared before dispatch
We can prepare a starting sequence around your display, character or show cue, then test the complete cycle on the finished robot.
International orders
We prepare protective export packaging and coordinate shipment to your country. Delivery cost and import charges are calculated separately.
Shipping, duties and local taxes are not included in the base price and depend on the destination.
Models and motion
Both versions are stationary performers. They move the head, arms, wrists and fingers, while the screen-based eyes can change color to match the visual concept.
Stationary model
Designed for retail windows, stages, exhibition stands and themed installations. It remains fixed in one position while performing a repeatable gesture sequence.
Compact model
A legless version for counters, display cases, reception desks and compact installations, with the same expressive upper-body movement.
Photos and video
Our first unfiltered images from the development studio show the robot, its details and its movement. This gallery will grow with new looks and installations.
Built-in control system
Every robot includes a browser-based control interface. Use our prepared motion program or build your own sequences without installing specialist software.
Position the head and arms, control individual fingers, direct the gaze and change the eye color.
Arrange poses, pauses, eye actions and finger gestures, then tune speed and acceleration for each sequence.
Relax the joints, place the arms by hand and capture positions or record a movement as it is performed.
Operate locally over Wi-Fi, monitor joint status and temperature, or trigger commands remotely through our server API.
Application ideas
These are examples of how a robotic mannequin can be staged. The movement, appearance and timing are adapted to each space and creative concept.
Gestures, countdowns and product presentation for launches, events and pop-up spaces.
Expressive poses turn the robot into a focal point for guest photos and social content.
Slow gestures and changing poses draw attention to clothing, accessories and styling.
A stationary character can greet visitors, point to an exhibit and animate the stand.
Controlled wrist and finger movement creates a precise presentation for smaller objects.
Repeatable movements for performances, commercial productions and camera-ready scenes.
A robotic character performs a prepared gesture at the right moment in the story.
A repeating mini-scene or visual character can bring a static display to life.
Inside our lab
We are testing a tracking camera that detects a person and lets the robot respond with eye contact, a head turn or a prepared gesture.
The tracking system is being developed as an upgrade for compatible robots, not as a separate mannequin.
From brief to shipment
We define the visual task first, then configure the robot, prepare its initial movements and test it before international dispatch.
Discuss your robotWe clarify the model, placement, visual concept, destination country and required timeline.
We define the finish, key poses, gesture sequence and optional functionality.
We build the robot, program the starting sequence and test the complete working cycle.
We prepare the robot for transport, dispatch it worldwide and assist with remote setup.
Essential details
No. The full-size robot is stationary: its torso and legs are fixed. The head, arms, wrists and fingers move.
The tabletop version has no legs, making it easier to place on a counter or in a compact display. It retains the expressive upper-body movement.
Yes. The built-in interface lets the owner set poses, record movement, assemble sequences and adjust timing, speed, eye actions and finger gestures.
Yes. Commands can be sent through our server API and reach the robot immediately when it is connected to a Wi-Fi network with internet access. This allows integration with external systems and interactive scenarios.
We design and assemble the robots in Minsk, Belarus: we print the parts, build the mechanics and electronics, and develop the firmware and teaching interface. Only the motors are sourced from China, so motor availability may affect production time. We confirm the schedule after agreeing on the configuration.
The robot is supplied without clothing. The customer selects, provides and dresses it. Clothing selection and preparation can be discussed separately when practical for the project.
Yes. We prepare protective packaging and arrange shipment to the destination country. Shipping, customs duties and local taxes are quoted or paid separately depending on the destination.
No. Once configured, the robot repeats its prepared sequence automatically. The tracking-camera interaction module is still in development.
Start with your idea
International inquiries
Send the destination country, preferred model and a short description of the installation. Photos or visual references are welcome by Telegram or email.
Voxel Labs LLCTaxpayer ID 193902859
Minsk, Belarus38A Haradzetskaya Street, Office 30-6
+375 25 636 57 05Alexander
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