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FEATURED(Seoul=Yonhap News) Reporter Oh Ji-eun = A character robot has arrived that walks on two feet, strikes up conversations with people, and, when it falls, flails around and begs to be picked up.
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FEATUREDCharacter robot startup Lud Dynamics has secured a string of supply and operational wins in public and education settings, and is now moving in earnest to expand commercialization into private markets such as entertainment and retail.
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FEATUREDCo-run with Geekble, a startup specializing in science and engineering content, this camp brought together 60 students from 6th grade of elementary school through 9th grade, divided into 10 teams. Students experienced the entire startup process firsthand, from analyzing market trends with generative AI and writing business plans, to designing business cards with 3D graphics, working hands-on with robots, and creating pitch presentations with AI tools.
Read articleJB Financial Group's Jeonbuk Bank hosted the "2026 Dada Camp: Diverse Cultural Experiences Summer Vacation Program" to help children from multicultural families grow into future leaders and to realize the social value of finance. "Lud Runway Challenge," a hands-on program based on a "bipedal humanoid robot" run by Lud Dynamics Co., Ltd., drew an enthusiastic response. A Jeonbuk Bank representative emphasized, "This program, which supports multicultural children in growing into future leaders based on their cultural strengths and individual abilities, is earning deep empathy from the local community," adding, "We will continue to lead in creating social value through finance via our social contribution activities."
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The company behind the science and engineering content channel Geekble has changed its name to Lud Dynamics and entered the character robot business. On the 29th of last month, Lud Dynamics unveiled the character robot 'Ludbot (LUDBOT)' and the software platform that runs it at its robotics lab in Seongsu-dong, Seoul. The company does not develop the robot hardware itself
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[TechWorld=Reporter Kim Hye-jin] "Anyone can become an engineer. We want to create a world where that engineer becomes the star of the content." Park Chan-hoo, CEO of Lud Dynamics, said on the 29th
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The role of service robots, once known for carrying food in restaurants and guiding visitors in stores, is expanding beyond the 'function' of replacing human labor toward delivering new experiences. Efforts are also under way to combine character intellectual property (IP) with robotics, turning characters people once met through videos, merchandise, and costume suits into robots that move and interact in real spaces. Overseas, global entertainment companies are introducing bipedal character robots in theme parks, while in Korea, use cases are emerging mainly in public and educational settings.
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Character robot company Lud Dynamics (CEO Park Chan-hu) is accelerating its business expansion, securing a string of robot supply and operation wins in the public and education markets.
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Character robot company Lud Dynamics (CEO Park Chanhu) is accelerating commercialization, expanding robot supply and operating track records in the public and education sectors. Universities, local governments, public institutions,
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