R.U.D.A. at Leoš Mareš's „Staré Pecky“ show in Mikulov

Client

Leoš Mareš — show „Staré Pecky“

Industry

events

Published

2026-06-28

Project summary

Humanoid robot R.U.D.A. as the surprise of Leoš Mareš's birthday show in Mikulov (28 June 2026): dancing during Helena Vondráčková's performance, a shared moment with Leoš and media coverage.

R.U.D.A. at Leoš Mareš's „Staré Pecky“ show in Mikulov

Mikulov, 28 June 2026: humanoid robot R.U.D.A. as the surprise of a birthday show — it danced on stage during Helena Vondráčková's performance, and Leoš Mareš danced and sang with it.

Robot R.U.D.A. with Leoš Mareš on stage at the Staré Pecky show

Robot R.U.D.A. dancing on stage in Mikulov

performance during which the robot danced

interview and report after the performance

The robot came on stage in the middle of the show as an unexpected guest — a moment the audience filmed and talked about long after the event.

R.U.D.A. danced to the rhythm during Helena Vondráčková's performance, and Leoš Mareš danced and sang with it.

eXtra.cz wrote about the performance, and Stream.cz filmed an interview with the robot at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival.

After the performance, the robot posed for photos with guests and answered their questions.

A surprise for the guests of a birthday show — a robot that joins the programme instead of just standing in a corner.

A dance sequence set to a track from the performance, coordinated with the show's production.

On-stage rehearsal in Mikulov, entrance route and safety clearances.

Entrance in the middle of the show, dancing during Helena Vondráčková's performance and a shared moment with Leoš Mareš.

An article on eXtra.cz, a video interview for Stream.cz and guest photos on social media.

Yes. We prepare the choreography for a specific track in advance and the robot performs it on stage; an operator monitors the tempo and safety.

Can the robot be part of a programme with a host?

Yes — a dialogue with the host, a guest introduction or an award presentation can be prepared according to the event script.

How much space does the robot need on stage?

For a dance number, a single robot needs a flat area of roughly 3 × 3 metres; for the ROBOrevue show, the minimum is 12 × 6 metres.

Stream.cz — interview with robot R.U.D.A.

YouTube — highlights from the performance

R.U.D.A. at Leoš Mareš's „Staré Pecky“ show in Mikulov | ROBOTio

Humanoid robot R.U.D.A. as the surprise of Leoš Mareš's birthday show in Mikulov (28 June 2026): dancing during Helena Vondráčková's performance, a shared moment with Leoš and media coverage.

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