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.

The Muju Taekwon V robot, installed at the Muju Taekwon V Land theme park in 2026, is a large hydraulic humanoid robot with a height of 12.7 m and a total weight of 20.8 metric tons. Its maximum height, measured from the bottom of the base, reaches 14.28 m. It is an integrated performance system that presents a variety of movement content, including taekwondo poomsae (forms). The robot's motions are designed to be synchronized with timing and sequences preset for each performance scenario.

A total of 25 joints are interconnected to produce natural and fluid movements, made possible by advanced coordinated control technology. In addition, reinforcement learning-based AI motion regeneration technology and a digital twin are used to compensate for structural differences between the robot and the human body, enabling the robot to perform natural taekwondo poomsae that reflect the characteristics of human movement.

The robot is approximately 12 m tall and weighs approximately 20 metric tons, with its left foot fixed to the ground. Based on its 25 joints and movable structures, the robot is configured to perform more than 66 types of individual movements and taekwondo poomsae movements.

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