RoboCandy · by Roboarm Entertainment
Made by the sweetest robot in Jordan. Up to 64 shapes, a live show with every serving, and a line of phones filming it all.
The show
Sixty seconds of sugar theatre.
Behind the glass, a robotic arm spins sugar into clouds. Flowers, hearts, characters, up to 64 shapes. In 60 to 120 seconds of pure performance. Every serving happens inside an enclosed, hygienic chamber. No hands, no mess. Just the show.
Meet the machine.
Keep scrolling. It moves.
It performs.
A robotic arm spins cotton candy into 64 shapes: a live show with every serving.
It advertises.
A built-in screen premieres films from our studio to a crowd that stopped on its own.
It earns.
0.55 m² of floor. One power socket. Income from day one, for you and for us.
Your films, premiered
64 shapes, 60-second shows
0.55 m² · one socket · zero staff
Caught on camera
Nobody plans to stop.
Everybody stays.
How it works
Four taps to a cloud.
Choose your design
Pick from up to 64 shapes on the touchscreen.
Pay
Tap, card, or cash. Done in seconds.
Watch the show
The arm spins your candy live behind the glass.
Enjoy
Your cloud, handed over perfect. Every time.
For malls & venues
One square metre.
Zero fit-out.
A crowd every hour.
RoboCandy needs 0.55 m² of floor and one power socket. No water, no kitchen, no staff. In return: a footfall magnet, longer dwell time, organic social content, and a built-in advertising screen. Installed, insured, and operated entirely by Roboarm.
- ▸ Fixed rent, revenue share, or pilot: your choice
- ▸ Cashless telemetry: every dinar logged and reported
- ▸ Cleaned, stocked, and maintained daily by our team
Book the robot
RoboCandy comes to you.
Birthdays, school events, brand activations, weddings. The robot travels, performs, and leaves everyone holding a cloud.
Parties & celebrations
The sweetest guest at any birthday or family gathering.
Branded candy shows
Wrap the machine in your identity and turn sampling into a spectacle.
Screen airtime
Your campaign playing above the arm, in front of a crowd that stopped on its own.