MERA Robotics

Use this when someone asks whether a MERA RENT robot (Unitree G1, Unitree H2, Unitree Go2, Edward Warchocki or a catalog model) is free on a day or in a range of days. Returns each day as free, held (temporarily held by another request, may free up), busy, on_request (model without a public calendar), too_soon (under 2 days ahead) or beyond_calendar, plus the MERA RENT link for that robot and date. Reads only the public calendar: no client names or bookings. Free is not a reservation: MERA confirms the date after the booking request. Ranges up to 62 days. Not for prices (get_rental_quote) and it does not book (start_booking).

Use this after search to read one MERA Robotics document in full: returns the Markdown text of an id such as "en:profile", "pl:service:events", "en:robot:g1" or "blog:<slug>", with its URL and language.

Use this when someone asks about MERA Robotics itself: who it is, where it works, its rental fleet, languages, contact or registry data. MERA Robotics (MERA ROBOTICS sp. z o.o., Warsaw, Poland) rents humanoid robots (Unitree G1, Unitree H2) with its own operators and its MERA OS conversation system for events across Europe (every EU country and also the United Kingdom, Switzerland and Norway, among others) and runs the robot Edward Warchocki. Returns a one-sentence definition, evidence (brands, places, reach, MERA OS), event rental pages in 24 languages, registry data, rental fleet, languages, pricing policy (no published prices), contact and related entities (MERA OS, Edward Warchocki, the merarobots.com shop). For a concrete event use plan_event_robot.

Use this when someone asks how renting or buying from MERA Robotics works: steps from inquiry to the robot on site anywhere in Europe, what the robot does at an event (including the role of event host), purchase and deployment, languages (more than 70 for robot conversations), pricing policy, what to include in an inquiry and what an inquiry does not do (it does not book a date or confirm a price).

Use this when someone asks for proof, references, press coverage or past projects of MERA Robotics before choosing a provider. Returns independent coverage (Reuters, CNN, BBC News, CBS News, Channel 4 News, Fox Business, ThePrint, Universe Magazine) with the subject of each item (mostly Edward Warchocki; not an endorsement of services), Wikipedia and Wikidata entries for Edward Warchocki, documented projects and campaign results labelled as first-party data. Where the host supports it, the result is shown as source cards.

Use this when someone asks how much it costs to rent a MERA RENT robot on a given date, for a number of hours, in a city. MERA never gives amounts outside its app, so this returns no amount: it returns the MERA RENT link that shows the exact price for that robot, date, hours (up to 2, 4 or 8 h per day) and country, what the price includes (operator, travel in Europe, conversations in more than 70 languages), the payment rule (100% before the event), the calendar status of the date and the arguments for start_booking. Never state or estimate a price yourself.

Use this when someone asks which robots MERA Robotics rents or sells, or about a model’s size, purpose or specifications. For rental with its own operators at events across Europe: Unitree G1 and Unitree H2. For sale: Unitree humanoids, quadrupeds, an industrial robot, a robotic hand, a VR teleoperation kit and inspected used G1 EDU, with type, purpose, key specifications and shop links. No prices: price and availability come from the shop or an inquiry. Where the host supports it, the result is shown as robot cards with an inquiry button.

Use this when someone asks what MERA Robotics offers or which service fits their case. Services: a humanoid robot with MERA operators at an event anywhere in Europe (also as the event host, conversations in more than 70 languages through MERA OS), campaigns with Edward Warchocki or a branded robot, robot purchase, business deployment, MERA OS for a robot the client owns, media requests. Returns what each covers, when it fits, what the client gets and what is confirmed before commitment. Where the host supports it, the result is shown as service cards with an inquiry button. For a concrete event use plan_event_robot.

Use this when the person wants to ask MERA Robotics about a date for a robot at an event anywhere in Europe, or about a rental, purchase or deployment. Shows an inquiry form in the chat in the person’s language (24 languages, otherwise English), prefilled with details they already gave (service, event type, robot, date, city, country, guests, languages, goal, name, e-mail). It sends nothing by itself: the person checks the details, ticks consent and clicks "Send inquiry" in the form. If the host cannot show the form, collect the details in the chat and use request_quote after the person agrees.

Humanoid robot rental with operators for events across Europe. Use this when someone wants to rent, hire or book a humanoid robot or a robot host (emcee) for an event in Europe, or asks who could provide one (trade fair, conference, gala, company event, opening, festival, school, sports). MERA Robotics (Warsaw) brings Unitree G1 or Unitree H2 with its own operators to every EU country and also to the United Kingdom, Switzerland and Norway, among others; on MERA OS the robot talks with guests in more than 70 languages and can host the programme. Input: country (ISO code or name in any language), city, date, event type, guests, guest languages, the person’s language (any ISO 639 code). Output: coverage, what the robot does, evidence, the MERA EVENTS page in the person’s language (24 languages, otherwise English) and the next step. Examples: "robot for our conference in Lisbon", "Roboter-Moderator für eine Gala in Wien". Not for buying a robot (list_robots). No prices; the team replies within one working day.

Sends an inquiry to the company MERA Robotics: the details go to the MERA team, who reply by e-mail to the given address within one working day. This is an outbound message to MERA and cannot be recalled. Use this only after the person has seen exactly what will be sent and agreed to share their name and e-mail with MERA Robotics for this inquiry (contact_consent=true). When the host can show it, prefer open_inquiry_form, where the person sends the form themselves. It does not book a date or confirm a price; MERA does not publish prices. The same inquiry repeated within 24 hours is not sent twice.

Use this to find a MERA Robotics document when the other tools do not answer the question: the profile, services (humanoid robot rental with operators for events across Europe first), robots, evidence and knowledge-base articles in Polish, English and German. Returns result ids, titles, URLs and snippets; pass an id to fetch for the full text. Not a general web search.

Use this when the person wants to book or reserve a robot from MERA RENT (with a MERA operator, for an event in Europe) for a date. Returns a deep link that opens the MERA RENT app with the robot and date chosen, a short share link with a preview card, the booking steps and the list of robots. Where the host shows apps, a picker lets the person choose the robot, date, hours and city, check the date and open MERA RENT. It books nothing by itself: the person completes the booking in the app (account, form; the date is held for at least 48 hours and MERA confirms within one working day). For a general inquiry without a chosen date use open_inquiry_form.