Humanoid robots have taken centre stage in South Korea’s parliament, highlighting the country’s growing interest in robotics and the rapid development of artificial intelligence. Chinese-made humanoid robots were showcased inside the National Assembly as lawmakers and visitors watched demonstrations of their capabilities.
The robots displayed human-like movements and were presented as examples of how advanced machines are increasingly being developed for practical and public-facing roles.
The appearance comes as competition in humanoid robotics continues to grow, with companies in China and South Korea investing heavily in artificial intelligence, robotics and automation technologies.
Humanoid robots are being designed to perform a growing range of tasks, from industrial work and logistics to assistance, education and other services. Advances in sensors, artificial intelligence and movement control are helping machines operate in more complex environments.
The demonstration in parliament also highlights the increasing role of robotics in discussions about future technology and economic development.
The appearance of Chinese humanoid robots in South Korea’s parliament offered a glimpse of how rapidly robotics technology is moving from research laboratories into public spaces and everyday applications.
