Lootah Robotics opens UAE's first humanoid robot showroom in Dubai
Lootah Robotics opens UAE’s first humanoid robot showroom in Dubai
On November 6, Dubai firm Lootah Robotics opened its first dedicated humanoid robot showroom on Sheikh Zayed Road, displaying 28 units priced from AED 50,000 to AED 3 million. The company offers sales and rental options including hourly or annual terms with maintenance support, while expanding inventory with additional robots arriving shortly.
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Change language to 0:00 Dubai robotics firm Lootah Robotics opened a humanoid robot showroom on Sheikh Zayed Road on Friday, 6 November. It has 28 robots priced from AED 50,000 to AED 3 million (about $13,600 to $817,000). The National calls it the UAE’s first dedicated humanoid robotics showroom, near the Dubai International Financial Centre. The robots on the floor are designed for real work. According to the compa
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. On opening day, five humanoids presented, danced, and played football with children from the company’s robotics academy, while more than 4,000 people watched a livestream. Offices and a warehouse with more units sit above the showroom floor. The showroom joins other showrooms on the same road, such as the NIO Hub Dubai . The wider context is the Dubai Robotics and Automation Programme, launched in 2022 by Sheikh Ha
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mdan bin Mohammed, Crown Prince of Dubai. It aims to put 200,000 robots across the emirate by 2032 and raise robotics’ share of Dubai’s GDP to 9%. Al Lootah thinks the city will beat that: “Dubai is going to have more than that many robots by then.” Lootah is working towards local manufacturing in the UAE, but that’s a future aim. The floor won’t stay at 28 for long. Al Lootah said: “Three more are due to arrive on S
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Change language to 0:00 Dubai robotics firm Lootah Robotics opened a humanoid robot showroom on Sheikh Zayed Road on Friday, 6 November. It has 28 robots priced from AED 50,000 to AED 3 million (about $13,600 to $817,000). The National calls it the UAE’s first dedicated humanoid robotics showroom, near the Dubai International Financial Centre. The robots on the floor are designed for real work. According to the compa
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Change language to 0:00 Dubai robotics firm Lootah Robotics opened a humanoid robot showroom on Sheikh Zayed Road on Friday, 6 November. It has 28 robots priced from AED 50,000 to AED 3 million (about $13,600 to $817,000). The National calls it the UAE’s first dedicated humanoid robotics showroom, near the Dubai International Financial Centre. The robots on the floor are designed for real work. According to the compa
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. On opening day, five humanoids presented, danced, and played football with children from the company’s robotics academy, while more than 4,000 people watched a livestream. Offices and a warehouse with more units sit above the showroom floor. The showroom joins other showrooms on the same road, such as the NIO Hub Dubai . The wider context is the Dubai Robotics and Automation Programme, launched in 2022 by Sheikh Ha
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mdan bin Mohammed, Crown Prince of Dubai. It aims to put 200,000 robots across the emirate by 2032 and raise robotics’ share of Dubai’s GDP to 9%. Al Lootah thinks the city will beat that: “Dubai is going to have more than that many robots by then.” Lootah is working towards local manufacturing in the UAE, but that’s a future aim. The floor won’t stay at 28 for long. Al Lootah said: “Three more are due to arrive on S
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aturday, with a further 16 the week after.”
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