Laser nail booth · Available in 2028

Concept | Launching 2028
Meet the autonomous beauty booth we are building: it will remove, coat and decorate your nails with a laser and a printer — not blades or drills. Designed for salon-quality gel, with no tool touching your nails, and open whenever you are.
Custom art on both hands. No appointment. No blades.
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Scan, laser removal, cuticle and edge, printed art and cure, then self-cleaning — the whole planned cycle in about a minute and a half.
Meet Nailbotics: an automated nail studio inside a sealed, laser-safe capsule. A vacuum bed and a soft shell hold the hand still, like a cast. Optical sensors build a 3D model of every nail, down to the natural nail beneath the coating. It also screens for fungal signs and healthy blood flow before any work begins. Station A uses a laser. It removes the old coating layer by layer, while coaxial sensors watch the nail in real time. Then it cleans the cuticle line and trims the free edge, one nail at a time, from index finger to thumb. Station B takes over. It applies a base coat, prints the design, adds a top coat, and cures each layer with UV light. Five nails, one continuous cycle. When the cycle ends, the vacuum releases and the hand is withdrawn. UV-C lamps then disinfect the empty capsule for the next client.

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Art
Design concepts — AI-generated illustrations, not photos of nails done by the Nailbotics machine.
Designed to take about 30 minutes for both hands, at a target price from $25. Sit down, slide your hand in, walk out with fresh gel and your design. Lasers are already trusted in dermatology, eye surgery and dental care — we are bringing the same contactless precision to your nails.
Upload a photo, type a description, or pick a ready-made design. The printer is designed to reproduce it at photo-realistic quality.
The hand goes through the port and rests on the cradle. No blades, no drills — no tool touches your nails.
Cameras build a 3D model of the hand, and a subsurface 3D scan maps each nail, down through the gel. The laser is designed to lift gel layer by layer and stop above the natural nail — no acetone.
Cuticle care is guided by the subsurface 3D scan and designed to keep a safety margin from live skin; edge shaping is contactless. Then base, printed art and top coat, UV-cured.
Target durability: 2–3 weeks, like salon gel.



Industry | Health
Whether you pay $25 or $100, you trade off time, consistency, and hygiene you can't see. Here's what the research says.
A quick 30-minute mani at the nearest salon is convenient. The trade-offs:
The quality is usually better. The trade-offs:
The answer
Think of it as a beauty booth that will do what your nail tech does — minus the wait, and with no tool that ever touches another client's hands.

Today's nail robots focus on painting. Nailbotics is designed to handle the whole gel cycle — removal, coating and art — in one session.
Today's nail robots
Nailbotics
Safety | Technology
A closed capsule under negative pressure, a hardware safety system designed to react faster than your reflexes, and cameras that watch every pass in real time. Because great nails should never cost you your health.
Contact
A laser replaces every blade, drill and file — no tool that touches one client ever touches the next
Scanning
A subsurface 3D map of each nail — through the gel down to the natural nail — is designed to guide every pass with tens-of-microns accuracy
Heat
The laser is designed to barely heat tissue. Target: skin kept below 39 °C, monitored by a thermal camera
Interlock
Designed to cut the laser within microseconds if your hand moves or leaves the port
Pre-check
Cameras inspect nails and skin first; if something looks unusual, the booth won't start and suggests you check with a professional
Hygiene
Designed for UV-C cleaning after each client, smooth sealed surfaces and fume extraction right under the hand
Air
Multi-stage filtration: hydrocyclone, HEPA H14 and activated carbon
Materials
Full ingredient list published before launch.
Eyes
The laser is fully enclosed; the viewing window is an OD5+ laser filter.
OD5+ = the enclosure glass blocks the laser 100,000-fold.
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