Archive update · September 23, 2026: this story preserves the announcement and plans reported at publication. The park’s full opening took place on August 21. For the subsequent New York appearance and listing plans, see the September follow-up. Plans described here should not be read as completed launches.

Galaxy Corporation said in a July 16, 2026 announcement that it presented K-pop humanoid choreography at the AI for Good Global Summit finale in Geneva. Its account also highlighted MACH33 and Galaxy Robot Park. Galaxy put attendance at the finale at more than 2,000.

The presentation took Galaxy's Seoul-based businesses — Galaxy Robot Park, the MACH33 robot fashion show and celebrity AI avatars — to an international summit audience.

What Galaxy presented in Geneva

The programme centred on live K-pop choreography performed by humanoid robots, alongside the MACH33 robot fashion show and Galaxy Robot Park. Galaxy Robot Park's July preview shows sold out, and the company says the venue will host more than 1,000 performances a year after a scheduled September 2026 opening.

The appearance ran under the slogan "Let's Give AI a Soul." In Galaxy's framing, AI is a keeper of "human love, memories and emotions," a theme that also runs through the company's celebrity AI avatar work.

Key Facts

  • Galaxy Corporation presented at the UN 'AI for Good' Summit finale in Geneva (announced July 16, 2026)
  • CEO Choi Yong-ho; slogan "Let's Give AI a Soul"
  • Showcased: live K-pop humanoid choreography, MACH33 robot fashion show, Galaxy Robot Park
  • Company says the finale drew 2,000+ attendees (self-reported)
  • Galaxy Robot Park: July previews sold out; Galaxy says 1,000+ annual performances after a September 2026 opening

Why it matters

The summit appearance put Galaxy's entertainment-robotics business in front of an international policy audience ahead of Galaxy Robot Park's opening.

Frequently asked questions

What did Galaxy present at the summit?

K-pop humanoid robots performing live choreography, the MACH33 robot fashion show and Galaxy Robot Park, at the finale of the UN 'AI for Good' Summit in Geneva, under the slogan "Let's Give AI a Soul." Galaxy says 2,000+ attended (self-reported).

What is Galaxy Robot Park?

A Seoul physical-AI entertainment venue built around permanent humanoid performances; its July previews sold out, with a September 2026 opening and, according to Galaxy, 1,000+ performances a year.

Why take it to a UN summit?

To reframe entertainment robotics as a mainstream application of physical AI for a policy audience, and to position the company internationally ahead of its venue launch.

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