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Galaxy Robot Park Opens Near Seoul With Dancing Humanoids

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Galaxy Robot Park, a 16,500-square-metre venue near Seoul, has opened with humanoid robots dancing to K-pop hits as its main draw.

A new theme park built around robots has opened near Seoul in South Korea. Called Galaxy Robot Park, the 16,500-square-metre venue puts artificial intelligence and robotics at the centre of the visitor experience, with attractions that include humanoid robots dancing to K-pop hits.

The company behind the park says its aim is to bring AI and robotics into the world of entertainment. Rather than treating the technology as a side exhibit, the venue makes machines the main event, staging performances and displays designed to showcase what humanoid robots can now do.

The project reflects South Korea's wider push into robotics, and it arrives as humanoid machines take on increasingly public-facing roles. It also raises a practical question for its operators: whether robots can keep drawing visitors back once the novelty of seeing a machine dance has worn off.

For now, the K-pop routines are the headline draw, tying the park's high-tech ambitions to one of South Korea's best-known cultural exports. Whether that combination can sustain repeat visits will determine if a robot-led attraction can compete with traditional theme parks over the long term.

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