Skeletonics makes a dramatic entrance into the U.S. entertainment market with the debut of its "Arrive" Exoskeleton Robot Suit. This larger than life robotic body structure features a striking futuristic design that expands to 9 feet in height. Ideal for events and attention-getting promotions, Arrive Robot Suit functions are customizable, and suits can be branded with company logos or product names. Constructed of lightweight fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP), Arrive Robot Suits weigh just 88 pounds. They are powered by a battery backpack, designed for convenient disassembly and pack easily for transport.

Schaumburg, IL - (March 3, 2020) Skeletonics makes a dramatic entrance into the U.S. entertainment market with the debut of its "Arrive" Exoskeleton Robot Suit. This larger than life robotic body structure features a striking futuristic design that expands to 9 feet in height.

Consisting of a 3D closed link structure, the Arrive Robot Suit achieves a full range of natural motion, with extended body movements, that directly mimic the limbs of a person within the exoskeleton. The incorporation of the latest mechatronic technology enables smooth and precise robotic mobility, and flexible finger movement for the handling of lightweight objects.

Exceptionally easy to control, operators simply step up and strap into the suit, grip the controllers and initiate movement with the push of buttons. Event attendees are invited to engage in the interactive robotic experience by operating the robot suit from the waist up. A Skeletonics' technician accompanies the Arrive Robot Suit to events to demonstrate full movement capability, including walking, and to generate excitement.

Skeletonics' creation recently drew crowds at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, where attendees lined up to try it out and to watch demonstrations. The Arrive Robot Suit has captivated audiences worldwide at live events, concerts, corporate PR events, amusement parks, on TV, in commercials, and more.

Some Arrive Robot Suit Customers and Appearances:
・Sold to Muse, a top-selling UK rock band
・Appeared on one of Japan's longest running televised New Year's Eve programs
・Appeared in an art / fashion magazine in Berlin, Germany (featuring Model Kiko Mizuhara)
・Appeared at Ekin Live 2019 (Arrive Robot Suit took the stage at an Ekin Cheng concert)
・Sold to the Dubai Prime Minister's Office

Ideal for events and attention-getting promotions, Arrive Robot Suit functions are customizable, and suits can be branded with company logos or product names. Constructed of lightweight fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP), Arrive Robot Suits weigh just 88 pounds. They are powered by a battery backpack, designed for convenient disassembly and pack easily for transport.

Trade show exhibitors, exhibition venues, event organizers and other interested businesses and individuals within the United States can purchase or rent the Arrive Robot Suit through the end of the year. The Skeletonics robot suit is available for event appearances on a first-come, first-served basis. A Skeletonics technician is included with each rental to assist with handling and operation by the customer and / or the customer's audience.

Watch a video of the Arrive Robot Suit on the Skeletonics website:
https://www.skeletonics-us.com
Watch the Arrive Robot Suit in a Muse music video:
https://www.muse.mu/

About Skeletonics
Skeletonics was established in August 2010 by Okinawa National College of Technology graduates (winners of the National College of Technology ROBOCON Robot Contest). Skeletonics has been recognized with the Good Design Award and at the Japan Media Arts Festival. The mission of Skeletonics is to disseminate Japanese robot technology and entertainment power throughout the world and to create a new era with robots.

Headquartered in Hachioji, Tokyo, Skeletonics, Inc. is represented in the U.S.A. by A-Lex International Marketing, LLC. To learn more, visit https://www.skeletonics-us.com. For purchase or rental information, contact A-Lex International Marketing, LLC, 1111 N. Plaza Drive, Suite 755, Schaumburg, IL 60173, office: (847) 593-7000, cell: (224) 595-0529.