Galaxy Robot Park in South Korea hopes to attract tourists to concerts and fashion shows, but can robots ever replicate K-pop’s connection with fans?
What if the next K-pop concert you attend features robots performing instead of humans? “It will be the starting point of robot culture expansion,” said Choi Yong-Ho, the founder and CEO of the South ...
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‘World-first’ robot theme park with humanoid K-pop dancers for wooing audience
Galaxy Corporation, an entertainment technology firm managing top stars such as G-Dragon, has opened ...
Seoul’s Galaxy Robot Park uses humanoid robots, K-pop choreography, and live shows to test whether automated performers can become entertainment exports.
Entertainment company Galaxy Corporation, known for managing K-pop artist G-Dragon, is scheduled to open the world's first robot theme park on Tuesday, the company announced on Monday.
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