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We taught anindustrial robot toshoot like a director.

GLAMBOT is built by Surya Sarana Dinamika — an automation house that spends its days arming factories with six-axis precision. We pointed that same engineering at something more fun: the perfect shot, every single time.

00 — Origin

From the
factory floor.

Surya Sarana Dinamika doesn't come from the world of events. We come from the plant — commissioning robotic cells, tuning servo drives, and chasing tolerances measured in hundredths of a millimetre. That's the discipline of Industry 4.0: machines that repeat the impossible, all day, without a flinch.

The same arm that welds a chassis or stacks a pallet turns out to be a phenomenal cinematographer. It never gets tired, never misses its mark, and can trace a camera move a human operator could only dream of holding steady.

GLAMBOT is what happened when our engineers asked a simple question: what if the most precise machine in the building pointed a lens at you instead of a workpiece?

Nothing about GLAMBOT is improvised. It's engineered like the machines it descends from — then taught to perform.

01— How it's built

Industrial parts,
cinematic output.

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Repurpose the arm

We start with a production-grade six-axis industrial robot — the same hardware trusted on assembly lines — and recertify it for a room full of people instead of a fenced-off cell.

6-AXIS · ±0.02MM

02

Choreograph the move

Every camera path is programmed and rehearsed in simulation, then validated on the physical unit. No improvisation, no operator — just a move that lands frame-for-frame, take after take.

PRE-PROGRAMMED PATHS

03

Mount cinema glass

A 4K cinema sensor and prime lens ride the wrist, gimbal-stable through the fastest sweeps. The result reads like a film crew, delivered by a single machine in seconds.

4K · 120FPS

02 — The journey

From one cell
to the spotlight.

GLAMBOT didn't arrive overnight. It's the long way round — from the plant floor to the middle of the party.

  1. 2023

    The first question

    What if the most precise machine in the building pointed a lens at a person instead of a workpiece? The first GLAMBOT prototype is born.

  2. 2024

    First live capture

    GLAMBOT runs its first event, choreographing camera moves in simulation and delivering rendered clips on the spot.

  3. 2025

    Built for the crowd

    The arm is recertified and hardened for rooms full of people — the same move landing frame-for-frame, take after take.

  4. Now

    On every floor

    GLAMBOT runs as a standing fixture across events and venues — booked, deployed, and iterated on with every rollout.

03 — By the numbers

What precision
buys you.

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Axes of motion

Floor-to-overhead articulation

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Capture rate

4K cinema sensor, prime glass

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Call-up to clip

Rendered and delivered on the spot

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Repeatable

Every take lands frame-for-frame

Ready to be the workpiece?

Get to the Queue

Calibrating six axes

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