Exhibition bouts
A showstopper for an opening, a stage, a ring or a promo zone. Two robots, a host and three rounds - the crowd watches, cheers and films.
Opening / stage / promo zone
Shows · tournaments · promo · sport
ADAM
BOXINGA robot for shows, tournaments, promo and sports events
ADAM Boxing turns any venue into a live robot fight that people want to film and talk about.
Format, running time and crew are tailored to your event.
- Rounds
- 3
- Control
- VR
- Backup
- Joystick
- Fighter weight
- 10 kg
- Speed
- 30 cm/s
- First fight
- 2025
The robot steps into the ring. The crowd reaches for their phones.
01Real rulesRounds, judges and corner men
02A live operatorThe robot mirrors a person's moves in VR
03Any venueRing, stage, tatami mat or promo zone
04Ready-made contentFor Reels, VK Video and the news
01 Formats
Three ways to put ADAM in the ring.
One standout act, a full tournament or a story worth posting - we will match the format to your event and your audience.
Tournament bracket
A format for robot competitions, audience voting and sponsors. Teams send out their fighters, spectators pick a favorite and partners get a round in the spotlight.
Competitions / voting / sponsorsMedia buzz
A robot easily becomes the subject of Reels, VK Video clips, news stories and partner posts. A robot fight is a shot people want to share.
Social media / press / partners02 How a fight works
A human in VR.
A robot in the ring.
Each fighter is driven by an operator: they put on a VR headset and ADAM mirrors their moves - stance, punch, guard.
Control
Not a script.
A live fight.
The ROBOT team developed its VR control system back in 2018. In the ring, that is what sets the show apart: a person is behind every robot, so no two fights play out the same way.
For a bout, ADAM is fitted with humanlike hands and boxing gloves. If a fallback is needed, control switches over to a joystick.
Talk to us about a show for your event- 01Ring walk
- The robots enter the arena and the host introduces the fighters and their operators.
- 02Rules
- The host explains the rules to the audience. Just like a real fight: corners, corner men and a panel of judges.
- 03Rounds
- Operators fight through the VR system or a joystick. Three rounds, breaks in between and commentary from the host.
- 04Winner
- The judges decide, or the audience votes. After the fight - photos with the robots and media interviews.
03 / Already in the ring
2025
The first robot fight at the Vladivostok kickboxing championship.
In late October 2025, two ADAM robots stepped into the ring at the opening of the Vladivostok city kickboxing championship.
It was the real thing: three rounds, corner men, a panel of judges and a tense atmosphere. Young operators controlled the robots through a VR system. The blue-corner robot took the win. Before that, the first technical bout was held at VVSU (Vladivostok State University) during the NAUKA 0+ science festival.
- Venue
- Arena Sporta sports complex, Vladivostok
- Event
- Vladivostok city kickboxing championship
- Format
- 3 rounds, judges, corner men
- Control
- VR system
The crowd loves it. We keep going.
04 Media buzz
A shot people want to share.
The audience films the robot fight themselves. You get the reach, and your partners get something to post about.
Content for social media and the press
Short clips from the ring, photos with a robot boxer and a story worth telling. ADAM's first fight at the Vladivostok championship was covered by PrimaMedia, DEITA.RU and Mail News.
- Reels and VK Video from the ring
- Photo zone with the robots after the fight
- Material for news and partners
05 Logistics
You bring the venue.
We bring the fight.
Crew, running time and script are agreed in advance to fit your event and venue.
Discuss your eventWhat we bring
Everything for the bout
- Two ADAM robots
- Boxing gloves
- VR control systems
- Backup joysticks
- Our own operators
- Fight script and rules
Ring, host and judges - yours, or arranged with us.
Venue
Where it can happen
A boxing ring, tatami mat, stage, exhibition stand or shopping-center promo zone. All we need is a level floor, room for the operators and access to mains power.
06 How to book
From request to the bell.
Tell us about your event - we will propose a format, a script and terms.
- 01
Your event
Date, venue, audience and goal: a show, a tournament or promo.
- 02
Script
We pick the format, running time, rules and the host's role.
- 03
Setup
We bring the robots, set up the controls and check the venue.
- 04
Fight
Ring walk, rounds, a winner and photos with the robots.
Who controls the robots?
ROBOT team operators, through a VR system: the robot mirrors a person's movements. A joystick serves as the backup. Guests or tournament participants can try the controls by prior arrangement.
How long does a fight last?
An exhibition bout follows combat-sports rules - three rounds with breaks. The total running time of the act, the ring walk and the photo session are agreed to fit your event program.
Do we need a boxing ring?
No. The fight can take place in a ring, on a tatami mat, on a stage or in a promo zone. All it needs is a level area, room for the operators and a power supply.
Can you run a robot tournament?
Yes. The bracket format works for competitions, audience voting and sponsor integrations. We will work out the number of fights and the rules together.
Is it safe for spectators?
The robots are small: each fighter weighs about 10 kg. The fight takes place in a dedicated area under the control of our team's operators.
How much does the show cost?
The price depends on the format, duration, city and crew. Tell us about your event and we will put together a proposal.
Next stop - the ring
Put
ADAM
in the ring.
Tell us about your event. We will pick the format and prepare a script and a proposal.
- An exhibition bout or a tournament
- Answers straight from the developer
- Format and price to fit your event