Updated: 16/06/2026 - 12:19 GMT+2
Humanoid robots wearing designer outfits shared the runway with human models at a futuristic fashion show in Seoul, highlighting advances in robotics and AI.
Humanoid robots took to the catwalk alongside human models at a unique AI fashion show in Seoul, South Korea, offering a glimpse of a future where technology and fashion increasingly overlap.
The event, hosted by entertainment company Galaxy Corporation, featured robots dressed in designer outfits walking in front of an audience, performing dance routines and even taking part in a robot boxing match. Spectators watched and recorded the performances as robots and humans shared the stage.
Organizers said the show was designed to explore a future in which people and robots coexist more closely in everyday life. Galaxy Corporation CEO Choi Yong-ho said he envisions a world where fashion trends could eventually flow both ways, with humans taking inspiration from robots and robots wearing styles created for people.
The event showcased how advances in artificial intelligence and robotics are expanding beyond industrial and technical applications into entertainment, culture and fashion.
Read the full article at Euronews →📄Source document: Galaxy Corporation CEO Choi Yong-ho statement
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EuronewsIndependentCenter5 days agoHumanoid robots wearing designer outfits participated in a fashion show in Seoul, South Korea, alongside human models. The event, organized by Galaxy Corporation, aimed to showcase the integration of robotics and AI into entertainment, culture, and fashion. Robots performed on the runway, danced, and engaged in a boxing match, illustrating potential future interactions between humans and robots in daily life.
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