Galaxy Robot Park Attracts 20,000 Visitors Before Official Opening

Grand Opening Begins Today
Seventeen New Robots Added, K-pop Robot Dance Performance Unveiled

The Galaxy Robot Park, a robot-integrated cultural space created by Galaxy Corporation, attracted 20,000 cumulative visitors even before its official opening.

Galaxy Robot Park Overview.

Galaxy Corporation announced on the 21st that advance tickets for all time slots during the pre-opening period were sold out. Experiential content where people and robots interact—such as robot boxing, hugging robots, and drawing robots—received enthusiastic responses from family audiences.

Seventeen new types of robots will join the space for the grand opening on this day. The addition of robots that can draw portraits or make ice cream will expand the range of available content.

At the 'Robot Arena,' a large-scale dance performance combining K-pop and robotics technology will be staged. A new program will also launch, allowing visitors to directly control robots. In addition, F&B facilities—including restaurants, bakeries, cafes, and ice cream shops—will begin their full operations.

Choi Yongho, CEO of Galaxy Corporation, stated, "The fact that 20,000 people visited before the official opening demonstrates the possibilities for robots to become the next form of entertainment," adding, "The next step after K-pop will be the convergence of content and physical AI."

Galaxy Corporation plans to expand its business to global markets such as Dubai, Japan, and the United States after verifying the domestic model.

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