K-POP Idols To Be Immortalized As Robots

 Robots

Dongbu Robot, which sells the Genibo robot dog, has announced plans to market a line of entertainment robots based on famous K-POP stars. The pint-sized robots, which are expected to launch before year’s end, will have detachable heads with “artificial skin” based on singers from Girl’s Generation and Super Junior.

South Korean company Dongbu Robot, which sells the Genibo robot dog, has announced plans to market a line of entertainment robots based on famous K-POP stars. The pint-sized robots, which are expected to launch before year’s end, will have detachable heads with “artificial skin” based on singers from Girl’s Generation (pictured) and Super Junior.

Dongbu claims the doll-like robots will be able to dance with the mobility of 20 servo-driven joints.t. No word on price, but hobbyists will be able to download new songs and dance routines via smartphone apps.

Most likely the robots will be based on Dongbu’s new line of HOVIS humanoid kits, which would allow users will be able to program their own routines as well.

The company is combining its resources with those of Intelligent & Recreational Robot (known for their tabletop robot arcades) and Ocean Bridge E&T to bring the K-POP robots to market.
There have not been any photos or videos of the K-POP robots released yet, but you can expect them to look quite a bit like thes examples from YouTuber RozenZebet below.





SOURCE  Plastic Pals

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