Galaxy Corp. to Open Robot-Themed K-Pop Park in Seoul
L'essentiel
- Galaxy Corp. plans to open a robot-themed entertainment park in Seoul in August, combining K-pop with robotics.
- The venue will feature interactive programs and a concert hall for robot performances.
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Galaxy Corp., the agency behind K-pop star G-Dragon, is expanding its entertainment offerings by integrating robotics technology. The company, founded in 2019, also produced the hit series 'Physical: 100'.
Galaxy Corp., the agency behind K-pop star G-Dragon, said Friday it plans to open a robot-themed entertainment park in Seoul later this year, combining K-pop with robotics technology.
The 16,500-square-meter venue, located in eastern Seoul, will feature interactive programs tailored for children, as well as a concert hall for robot performances, according to the company.
The robots use motion-capture technology to learn the dance moves of K-pop artists, it added.
The park, which was partially opened to a limited number of visitors earlier this month, will officially open in August.
"We aim to create a robot-themed park where people can stay for about three to four hours," Galaxy Corp. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Choi Yong-ho said at a media event, adding that the company plans to hold more than 1,000 K-pop robot shows annually.
Founded in 2019, Galaxy Corp. manages various K-pop artists, including G-Dragon and Taemin of SHINee. The company also produced the hit "Physical: 100" series.
Choi also said the company is considering plans to go public either in South Korea or overseas.
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Perspective IA — des possibilités, pas des certitudes
Galaxy Corp. will hold more than 1,000 K-pop robot shows annually.
Très probable · En quelques mois
Galaxy Corp. will go public either in South Korea or overseas.
Possible · Moyen terme
Questions ouvertes
- What is the specific investment in the park?
- What are the projected revenues for the park?
- What are the details of the IPO plans?
- What other K-pop artists will be featured with robots?
