Large-scale Humanoid Exhibition Robot

The large-scale humanoid exhibition robot is a hydraulically powered, heavy-duty entertainment platform designed to deliver visually captivating performances for audiences. Integrating animatronics technology with show and entertainment elements—similar to those used in theme parks like Universal Studios and Disneyland—this robot represents a fusion of engineering and spectacle. With strong potential for commercial expansion, it is being developed as a key growth strategy by KNR System.

Scheduled for installation in a theme park in 2025, the 12-meter-tall Taekwondo robot is a fully integrated performance system featuring choreographed movements inspired by Taekwondo poomsae. The robot is programmed to execute motions in sync with pre-defined performance scenarios, delivering a dynamic and immersive show experience. Equipped with 25 interlinked joints, it employs advanced coordinated control technology to achieve smooth, lifelike motion. Since its structure differs from that of a human, the robot leverages reinforcement learning-based AI motion regeneration and digital twin technology to replicate human-like Taekwondo forms with natural fluidity.

Key specifications include a height of 12 meters and an approximate weight of 20 tons. The robot features 25 articulated joints and dynamic structural components, enabling the simulation of complex movements. Its left foot is fixed to the ground for stability, and it is currently capable of performing 13 individual Taekwondo motions and 5 continuous poomsae sequences. Additional motion content is planned for future updates as part of ongoing development.