Robots participate human models in an innovative fashion show in Seoul

Fashion platforms in the South Korean capital Seoul witnessed an extraordinary event on Thursday, May 28, when humanoid robots stepped alongside real models in an innovative fashion show never seen before on the scene. Accompanied by his shorter robotic counterpart, every human model has emerged in a scene that reflects a futuristic vision of human-technology interaction. The costumes on display ranged from classic to modern, with a texas-style blue set featuring a hat The cowboy of the robot, along with a silver padded jacket with a distinctive vintage touch. Stylish silk dresses and futuristic black flared trousers, inspired by the looks of legendary rock star David Bowie in the 1970s, also caught the eye. Entertainment giant Galaxy Corporation, the owner of this bold initiative, confirmed that the goal is to raise the issue of coexistence between humans and robots In a practical and concrete way, CEO ChoiYoung-ho noted that the company recognized the need for robots to wear clothes, stressing that each robot must have a unique personality just like humans. A spokeswoman for Galaxy Corporation revealed that the company itself has taken over the design of all the costumes on display, and aspires to launch them commercially under the Mach 33 brand by the end of this year. She added that this step represents a strategic investment in the future of the industry The show relied on sophisticated robot models similar to those produced by Chinese startup Unitry, which has achieved a wide spread in global markets thanks to its relatively competitive prices compared to other alternatives. This collaboration reflects the growing trend towards integrating advanced technology into various aspects of daily life.