Filmmakers today have a wealth of options. Gone are the days when motion pictures and television needed to be produced on a sound stage. Today's cameras are light and portable, allowing cinematographers a chance to follow the action wherever it may lead, especially with the help of our camera stabilizer.

Consider the average television show, perhaps one where detectives are asked to crack open the case of an unsolved crime. Camera personnel must be able to follow every page in the script, exactly as the writer has envisioned them. To do this the camera has to keep up with actors, who may be running at breakneck pace or hanging onto the roof of a vehicle as it careens at high speed. With the right camera mount, shots like this are no problem at all.

The Gyrobot

Experienced camera personnel know that older pieces of equipment like the Glidecam, Steadicam or Merlin Stabilizer aren't always right. While they were “state of the art” several decades ago, these camera mounts are too heavy and clunky for highly complicated photography. Thankfully our camera stabilizer, the Gyrobot, offers solutions the film and television industry requires for camera work on any surface, element or medium.
The Gyrobot is perfect for use from moving vehicles and watercraft of all sizes. This lightweight and diminutive mount is also easily attached to planes, helicopters, gliders and drones. Should a shot necessitate walking or running in pace with the actors, it additionally works well with pieces of hand-held camera equipment.

Lightweight and Flexible
Some might think that saying the Gyrobot is lighter and more adaptable than a standard Steadicam is an understatement. Each Gyrobot is constructed of Aluminum and Carbon Fiber. That's why it weighs a mere 19 pounds without a Shock Tube and 21 pounds with its Shock Tube in place.

Other facts about the Gyrobot are equally impressive. It holds a camera package of up to 32 pounds and comes packed its own case with wheels. Don't worry if you're shooting at sea, as its case is water tight and has a strong strap for carrying it from location to location.

This is just the beginning, as the Gyrobot has two KS-8 Kenyon Gyros. In addition to a camera head that is able to tilt as needed, the hand grip is completely adjustable too. Only slightly heavier with a Nonlinear Shock Tube, the Gyrobot also has a Shock Tube Extender and a camera tray that releases quickly. When not in use, four small red legs support your camera for added security.
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Ready for Land, Air and Sea
Quite simply, the Gyrobot literally defines the phrase “Run & Gun.” Economically, the Gyrobot makes sense too. This camera mount requires no installation and needs no prior FAA approval before it can be put to use. In addition to being rented from Tyler Camera Systems, Gyrobots can be purchased through Tyler dealer locales across the globe.

One of the most important parts of videography is ensuring smooth, clean, stable shots. There is almost nothing more annoying than shaky, jerky shot. Getting a smooth, clean shot every time can be a struggle for even the best camera men and videographers. There are a number of great camera mount stabilizers on the market, from glide cams to car mounts, but few of them compare to the Gyrobot from Tyler Mounts. The Gyrobot, just as the Tyler Minigyro uses 2-Kenyon K-8 gyros that provide opposing forces to ensure you get the cleanest, smoothest shot with no shaking or jittering.  Both Gyrobot and Tyler Minigyro are a handheld stabilizing camera mount that is ideal for all types of shooting platforms, from helicopters to cars, boats and ATV's and even walking.

While there are many camera mounts that can do all of the same things that the Gyrobot and Minigyro do, what sets them apart are the stabilization they provide. Many camera mount stabilizers can be used to mount a camera on a car or provide a smooth and steady walking shot, but the Gyrobot and Minigyro can aid a stable, steady shot from bumpy terrain or roads. The mounts can be used to stabilize camera’s on an ATV, motorcycle or even motocross bike. Bumpy roads are improved because of the Tyler Minigyro and Gyrobot's K-8 gyros, which helps keep your camera shot steady and stable. You can even mount a GoPro for additional footage and get the same shake-free shots as with your larger camera package.

The Gyrobot camera mount stabilizer provides a lightweight yet durable Aluminum and Carbon Fiber construction that allows it to carry up to a hefty 32 lb Camera Package. The kit includes a specially developed nonlinear shock tube and extender that helps eliminate vibration. It also comes with an adjustable hand grip, a tilting camera head, a quick release camera tray and a securing strap. The Gyrobot can even be used as a camera stabilizing mount to get great aerial shots with no installation or FAA approval required! With the shock tube, the Gyrobot weighs in at a light and easy 21 lbs and without the shock tube is weighs an incredible 19 lbs.

Both the Tyler Gyrobot and Minigyro stabilizing camera mount were developed by Nelson Tyler, inventor and designer of more than 40 patented products and longtime Cameraman. In 2009, he was the honored recipient of a Life Time Achievement Award by the Society of Operating Cameramen and has won three Academy Awards for Technical Achievement in the Motion Picture Industry. In 2002, he was honored to be named the first Honorary Member of the Motion Picture Pilots Association. In 2004, he received a Fuji Gold Medal Award for Advancement of the Motion Picture Film Industry for the many contributions he has made towards advancing the technology used to create great motion pictures.
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Today, the Gyrobot is for sale while the Tyler Minigyro can be rented through one of our world- wide dealers.

You are about to shoot the most exciting footage of your career. You have an amazing idea for a video. You're not sure if it's a movie, or a short, or maybe even a commercial. But you do know that it involves a very long, high-speed chase scene. You are absolutely certain that this will be your breakthrough piece, your magnum opus. Finally, you'll be able to show off your true skills as a director. You've worked out the entire thing in your head, you know every shot and every camera movement when you realize that the speed you need to move at will be too much for even the most high-end camera stabilizer.

You need a stabilizer that can withstand working on cars, motorcycles, ATV's and, for this scene, a helicopter. All of these pieces of equipment you’ve come across previously are huge, expensive and lack any flexibility at all. You need a camera stabilizer that can function both as a helicopter camera mount and as a handheld camera. Something versatile, something sleek, something cool. You need a camera that's crisp and professional. You're out to build a reputation for being the most professional videographer there is, or maybe you're out to maintain that professional reputation.

There are no more versatile helicopter camera mounts than the Gyrobot and Minigyro from Tyler Camera Systems. These mounts are designed to be used in the air or on the ground and keep the footage stable, crisp, and professional the entire time. Tyler Camera Systems has used groundbreaking technology to develop these helicopter camera mounts, and it really shows in the videos.

The variable position handles and adjustable tilt head on these camera stabilizers make moving the camera effortless, while specially designed shock tubes in the mount absorb and reduce vibrations. They are also designed with two Kenyon K-8 gyros that can make a shot smoother by canceling out each other's force. The Tyler Camera Mount Gyrobot and Minigyro can also be mounted with a GoPro for an additional source of footage while recording. If you need to move from stabilized footage to something a little more hand-held, these helicopter camera mounts also come strapped with a quick release camera mounting plate, allowing you to pick the camera up and run with it whenever the need arises.

The Gyrobot and Minigyro allow you to use any kind of camera, as well. Whether you're recording on film, digital, DSLR, or even using a still camera, these helicopter camera mounts will gladly stabilize anything that weighs thirty pounds or less. You could use the Gyrobot camera stabilizer to stabilize most small dogs if they need arises!
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The Gyrobot is the best camera stabilizer you can buy in 2017, but that's only because the Minigyro camera stabilizer is only available for rent.

Tyler Camera Systems is proud to offer the Gyrobot and the Minigryo to people worldwide. These camera mount stabilizers are the top of the line and provide a solution to a wide range of challenging shooting platforms.

With budget in mind the Minigryo is available for rent. The Gyrobot is now for sale. Both of these amazing camera mount stabilizers use K-8 Kenyon gyros, and support a camera package up to 32 pounds. They are great to use from cars, motorcycles, trucks, boats, ATV's, and helicopters. They will provide a professional finished shot. No matter where you are or what you are shooting, the Gyrobot and the Minigryo can handle your camera stabilizing needs. Of course, both can also be hand-held. Life is fast paced, and your camera stabilizer needs to be able to keep up. The Gyrobot and the Minigryo provide those smooth, even shots that make you feel like you are part of the action. Whether you are on a moving vehicle, or shooting air to air, let these stabilizers partner with you to create the perfect shot.

Many camera mount stabilizers, like the Steadicam and Glidecam, are limited by the type of shooting platforms they can accommodate. Even the Merlin Stabilizer is plagued by this kind of limitation. Not so for the Gyrobot and the Minigryo. They provide a shot that is smooth and steady in any situation. This revolutionary camera stabilizer proves that it is possible for a single mount to work with a variety of different shooting platforms.

​Utilizing state of the art technology, the Gyrobot and the Minigryo enable you to mount a camera to just about anything that moves and still achieve the smooth shot you need. So, let your creativity run wild, knowing your shoots are being assisted by one of the small but mighty stabilizing mounts out in the market today. With their adjustable hand grip, quick release camera tray, and tilting camera head, the Gyrobot and the Minigryo are easy to use with impressive results.

The Gyrobot and the Minigryo are leaders in the industry and provide smooth, graceful shots from any shooting platform. Try one for yourself and prepare to be amazed at what this camera mount stabilizer can do.

Creating high-quality videos is becoming easier than ever before with the new technologies being developed every year. High definition video and 4K video are now accessible to independent filmmakers like never before. This is opening the door for new indie film production companies to have equipment that was only once available to major motion picture filmmakers with million dollar budgets. Companies like Red and Panasonic have brought handheld cameras into the market that mimic film-like footage from 35mm Panavision cameras. There are also great options for individuals who are filming action-based videos. GoPro and other durable cameras create amazing affordable options for skiers, cyclists, skateboarders, and other action sports enthusiasts who want to create videos for YouTube or home use.
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Any aspiring or professional filmmaker knows about the importance of stable footage. Finding the right stabilizer is a very important thing to do when you are building your video equipment. There are companies that have created stabilizers which can help take your footage to the next level. Finding the best camera mount can be easy to do when you are looking in the right places. It is important to find a camera stabilizing mount that can work for many different cameras. Finding a stabilizer that will work for all different cameras will ensure you will not have to get a new stabilizer when you upgrade your camera.

Stabilized camera footage is getting more advanced with the aid of gyroscopic motors which will keep your camera level during all different scenarios. Whether off-road driving, sailing on the ocean or running through a forest to get a shot for a horror movie, a motorized camera stabilizing mount can help you to overcome these harsh conditions. Finding the best camera mount for stabilizing your footage will help you to be able to film professional footage that is never shaky.

Tyler Camera Systems is a company that offers some of the very best stabilizers in the market. The rugged design of their mounts have made them a favorite among filmmakers around the world. The Gyrobot happens to be one of the most popular stabilizers that they have brought to market. One of the reasons that many filmmakers have labeled the Gyrobot as the best camera mount in the market is due to its compatibility with different cameras. Unlike smaller alternatives, this camera stabilizing mount allows cameras up to 32 pounds to be mounted. This opens up the door for just about any type of prosumer level and professional camera in the market today.

The Gyrobot stabilizer can be used for specialty filmmakers as well. Filmmakers with large and bulky 360 or 3D cameras will find that using the Gyrobot is easier than any other stabilizer they have tried using in the past. The future looks very bright for Tyler Camera Systems as they continue to create some of the most amazing camera stabilizing solutions in the market today.

When traveling over rocky or bumpy roads in an ATV, auto, truck or water craft while shooting subjects, many photographers, videographers and filmmakers capture high-quality images by using a camera mount stabilizer. This piece of equipment allows them to get rock-solid images by eliminating the camera vibration that causes blurred which images. Unpaved roads and choppy seas also present a particular challenge to camera operators who want to prevent camera movement.

The Gyrobot camera stabilizer can meet the challenge. It is a small yet versatile device that works well under many difficult conditions, including moving at high speed and crossing rough terrain. It also allows camera operators to take high-quality images and footage from a plane or helicopter moving through the air.

The Gyrobot from Tyler Camera Mounts is a hand-held piece of equipment that employs 2-KS-8 Kenyon gyros to establish opposing forces in order to prevent vibrations from affecting cameras. It is compatible with cameras weighing up to 32 pounds, including 35 mm and GoPro cameras. This camera stabilizer is unobtrusive enough that many cities and towns will allow camera operators to use it without securing a permit.

Professionals who operate cameras know what they want, and this camera mount stabilizer gives them the freedom to accomplish their goal. The aluminum-and-carbon-fiber body of the Gyrobot weighs just 21 pounds with its nonlinear shock tube and 19 pounds without it.

There is no need to unmount the camera when it is not in use because four small red legs allow it to stay upright. This is a time-saver when the user has to take a break or is trying to place the camera in an optimal position. The mount’s quick-release tray permits smooth and quick operation, as does its adjustable hand grip.
Its securing strap keeps the camera safely in place, and the tilting camera head makes getting tightly angled shots easier. The Gyrobot also gets the job done when panning is required. It is shipped in a watertight case fitted with wheels.

Today, viewers are used to seeing images that have great clarity. An image taken under circumstances where there is no camera vibration will be a crisp and clear. The purpose of Tyler Camera Mounts is to create that kind of environment for camera operators.
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The Gyrobot is manufactured by the company Nelson Tyler, a renowned cameraman and designer of camera equipment, founded in 1964. He has received many industry honors. Among them are the Society of Operating Cameramen Life Time Achievement Award and three Academy Awards for Technical Achievement in the Motion Picture Industry.

One of the most important parts of videography is ensuring smooth, clean, stable shots. There is almost nothing more annoying than shaky, jerky video but getting a smooth, clean shot every time is a constant struggle for even the best camera men and videographers. There are a number of great camera mount stabilizers on the market, from glide cams to car mounts, but few of them compare to the Gyrobot from Tyler Mounts. The Gyrobot, just as the Tyler Minigyro uses 2-Kenyon K-8 gyros that provide opposing forces to ensure you get the cleanest, smoothest shot with no shaking or jittering.  Both Gyrobot and Tyler Minigyro are a handheld stabilizing camera mount that is ideal for all types of shooting platforms, from helicopters to cars, boats and ATV's and even walking.

While there are many camera mounts that can do all of the same things that the Gyrobot and Minigyro do, what sets the them apart is the extreme amount of stabilization they provide. Many camera mount stabilizers can be used to mount a camera on a car or provide a smooth and steady walking shot, but the Gyrobot and Minigyro can even provide a stable, steady shot from even the rockiest terrain or bumpy roads. The mounts can be used to stabilize camera’s on an ATV, motorcycle or even motocross bike. Bumpy roads and even potholes are improved no match for with the Tyler Minigyro and Gyrobot's K-8 gyros, which keep your camera shot steady and stable on rough terrain. You can even mount a GoPro for additional footage and get the same shake-free shots as with your larger camera package.

The Gyrobot camera mount stabilizer provides a lightweight yet durable Aluminum and Carbon Fiber construction that allows it to carry up to a hefty 32 lb Camera Package. The kit includes a specially developed nonlinear shock tube and shock tube extender that helps eliminate vibration. It also comes with an adjustable hand grip, a tilting camera head, a quick release camera tray and a securing strap. The Gyrobot can even be used as a camera stabilizing mount to get great aerial shots with no installation or FAA approval required! With the shock tube, the Gyrobot weighs in at a light and easy 21 lbs and without the shock tube is weighs an incredible 19 lbs.

Both the Tyler Gyrobot and Minigyro stabilizing camera mount were developed by Nelson Tyler, inventor and designer of more than 40 patented products and longtime Cameraman. In 2009, he was the honored recipient of a Life Time Achievement Award by the Society of Operating Cameramen and has won three Academy Awards for Technical Achievement in the Motion Picture Industry. In 2002, he was honored to be named the first Honorary Member of the Motion Picture Pilots association. and in 2004, he received a Fuji Gold Medal Award for Advancement of the Motion Picture Film Industry for the many contributions he has made towards advancing the technology used to create great motion pictures.
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Today, the Gyrobot is for sale while the Tyler Minigyro can be rented through one of our world wide dealers.

In their application to cinematography, different camera movements can create completely different emotions. There may be (and probably will be) a time when camera shake is not optimal for your piece. Sometimes the use of a tripod is not ideal because the shot requires tracking, at which point a choice is presented. Instead of spending an exorbitant amount of time setting up camera rails, invest in a camera mount stabilizer. They promote free movement of the videographer and allow for professional creative freedom.
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Today, a camera stabilizer is absolutely necessary to produce high quality material that can compete in film making. The Gyrobot is the best camera mount stabilizer on the market. Created and provided by Tyler Camera Systems, it is a very highly professional grade, capable of filming in shaky situations. Tyler Camera Systems has a history in the development of camera mounts and stabilizers. Their expertise is demonstrated by the sheer number of camera accessories they have produced. Specifically, the Gyrobot was developed as an extension (or remake) of the Minigyro. A true improvement, it is lighter and sleeker than its predecessor.

Getting the perfect shot is not easy, but using a camera stabilizer can be the insurance a cinematographer needs to perform just right. Buying one is not a cost as much as it is a quality investment. Filming air, land, and sea is easy with the aid of the Gyrobot; it is excellent for a quick action scene involving a high-speed car chase, filming across rocky terrain, or getting the perfect shot from a helicopter. For any that requires tracking camera movement, you should consider using a camera stabilizer. Want to ensure that camera shake is eliminated from your work? Invest in a Gyrobot camera mount.

It features a number of qualities to promote accessible use, even for less experienced filmmakers. The Gyrobot has a nonlinear shock tube, an adjustable hand grip, a tilting camera head, a quick-release tray, a shock tube extender, and a securing strap. The design was engineered to optimize the flexibility that cinematographer has while maximizing its ability as a camera shake reducer. Set-up with this camera mount stabilizer is easy and secure, the timing minimized by its design. As a camera mount, it also allows for the cinematographer's discretion in camera choice. It can be the perfect complement to a high-quality camera and lens to get the best shot possible. In addition, it includes a water-tight shipping case with wheels for both safety and ease of transportation.

Professionally, the Gyrobot camera mount will meet all the needs and desires of the modern cinematographer.

 Anyone working in Hollywood today knows what a challenge it can be to properly film action scenes that involve aerial shots or high speed travel from a number of different vehicles. It’s common for photographers to have difficulty keeping these shots stable. It’s important if you’re going to be shooting one of these scenes to have the right kind of camera mount stabilizer to make sure these shots turn out exactly the way you and your film crew need them to. If you want the best results in these risky filming situations, you need the Gyrobot camera mount. If you're looking for a one-time use, we have the similar Minigryo available for rent, or if you'll be needing it frequently, we have the Gyrobot available for purchase.

​The Gyrobot camera stabilizer has a number of features that make it simple to use. It can support the weight of a camera that weighs up to 32 pounds. The hand grip is also adjustable, not only making operating the camera mount more comfortable to use, but also making it easy to position to gain the best views. The camera head tilts as well, adding to the ease of positioning it properly. The securing strap makes it easy to keep the camera mount stable, and the 2 KS-8 Kenyon Gyros also help make sure the shots are smooth. The Gyrobot camera stabilizer also comes with a nonlinear shock tube and a shock tube extender. The quick-release camera tray makes the camera easy to retrieve after a long day of filming. In addition, to keep the Gyrobot protected from damage due to the elements, the case used to ship it is watertight and is positioned on wheels, so it is easy to carry around. The Gyrobot is also lightweight, made from a combination of aluminum and carbon fiber. It weighs 19 pounds without the shock tube and 21 pounds when including the shock tube.
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Tyler Camera Systems is the proud creator of the Gyrobot, the camera mount stabilizer that helps your shots come out even no matter how challenging the filming environment is. Whether you are filming from a helicopter, an ATV, a boat, or any other high-intensity action scene that features a lot of movement, the Gyrobot camera stabilizer is just what you need. Tyler Camera Systems’ location near Hollywood also makes it a convenient vendor for the Gyrobot and all sorts of filming equipment.

The Gyrobot camera mount stabilizer can give you high-quality and stable footage of the most exciting scenes in your film, and to top it all off you can easily and quickly position your camera and start your production. It's the ideal camera mount stabilizer for any photographer in Hollywood to invest in.

Independent filmmakers really have their hands full. They aspire to give their audiences just as many of the same “thrills and spills” found in action films made by the major studios. No where is this more obvious than with the case of aerial filming performed by professionals from moving aircraft. However, this aerial filming has to be done on a small budget that rivals the cost of lunch on one of the majors' sets. To do this well, a filmmaker has to visualize how any situation can be turned around to their advantage.
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Aerial filming gives us film and video footage that has the potential to be aesthetically striking. It comes as close to having a “bird's eye view” as humanly possible. For this to happen, planes and helicopters need to be safely fitted with a camera mount stabilizer. Unlike decades past, one's camera stabilizer does not have to be big and bulky. On the contrary, it is possible with the Gyrobot camera stabilizer designed and distributed by Tyler Camera Systems Inc.

Found on the Tyler Camera website at www.tylermount.com, the Gyrobot camera mount stabilizer opens up creative possibilities for filmmakers and videographers working at all budgetary levels. This camera mount stabilizer was especially created to be lightweight and easy to maneuver. The Gyrobot features an aluminum and carbon fiber body, making it 2 pounds lighter than the Minigyro. Both the mounts can be used as a helicopter camera mount. Utilizing four small legs, this innovative camera stabilizer is able to support any camera package even when not in operation.

The Gyrobot never fails to impress even the most experienced camera operator. Rugged, durable and manufactured of sturdy aluminum/carbon fiber, it weighs in at an amazing 19 pounds. With the addition of a Nonlinear Shock Tube, the Gyrobot still only weighs only 21 pounds making it perfect as a helicopter camera mount or on anything that moves. Like its cousin the Minigyro, the Gyrobot is able to hold as much as 32 pounds of camera equipment.

Making the Gyrobot a helicopter camera mount par-excellence, is a 2 KS-8 Kenyon Gyros, an adjustable grip and camera head that tilts as needed to get the best shots. Film and video professionals enjoy the ease in which they can proceed in their daily set-up and break-down procedures. This camera stabilizer has a camera tray that releases quickly and smoothly. There are also tough security straps and a water tight shipping case fitted with wheels.

With such worthwhile equipment, filmmakers can stay within their budget and on schedule. Affixed to helicopters or aircraft, the Gyrobot also works to assist Still Photographers find the images they need. Affordability comes in other ways as well. Because a Gyrobot is so small and lightweight, independent filmmakers can use them without having to apply for permits in most municipalities. Again, this saves time, money and a myriad of headaches produced by unnecessary paperwork.

The Gyrobot is for sale, while the Minigyro is in our worldwide dealer’s rental fleet.