IL supplies its next-generation ILBOT H2 humanoid to Galaxy Robot Park
IL, a physical AI data platform company, announced on 15 September 2026 that it has supplied its next-generation humanoid ILBOT H2 to Galaxy Robot Park, the robot culture complex operated by Galaxy Corporation.
Key takeawayMoney Today reported on 15 September 2026 that IL had supplied its next-generation humanoid, ILBOT H2, to Galaxy Robot Park, a roughly 16,500 m² (about 5,000 pyeong) robot culture complex in Gangdong-gu, Seoul. The supply extends a humanoid business built around manufacturing and industrial sites into performance, entertainment, exhibition and experience services, and the company said it expects to gather human-robot interaction data in an environment where robots meet actual visitors.
ILBOT H2 arrives at Galaxy Robot Park
Money Today reported on 15 September 2026 that IL, a physical AI data platform company, had supplied its next-generation humanoid ILBOT H2 to Galaxy Robot Park, the venue operated by Galaxy Corporation. The supply was announced by IL on the same day.
The same report described Galaxy Robot Park as a roughly 5,000-pyeong (16,500 m²) robot culture complex in Gangdong-gu, Seoul, built so that visitors can experience performances combining K-pop with robot technology alongside robot piloting and interaction, drawing and piano playing in one place.
From factory floors to performance venues
According to the report, the H2 supply extends a humanoid business IL had grown around manufacturing and industrial sites into performance, entertainment, exhibition and experience-based services.
The company said it will widen the range of applications so that humanoids do more than stand on display: in spaces where they meet real visitors, they are to take on performance, content and interaction roles.
Interaction data from a high-traffic venue
Money Today noted that Galaxy Robot Park sold out every advance session during the pre-opening period before its official opening, drawing 20,000 cumulative visitors, and that a range of service robots entered operation with the grand opening.
IL said it expects that running humanoids in a live service environment visited by large numbers of people will yield human-robot interaction data of a different kind from what manufacturing sites produce.
Collecting task data and interaction data together
The report said IL has been diversifying where it applies humanoids: accumulating industrial data on tasks, movement, equipment, faults and recovery at manufacturing sites, while gathering human-robot interaction and content-operation experience at entertainment, exhibition and service venues.
The company described this as a physical AI data strategy that builds up factory 'task data' and service-venue 'interaction data' at the same time and feeds both into AI training.
Jeong Mun-sik, IL's chief AI officer, said that competitiveness in physical AI depends on how much high-quality data a company can obtain by operating robots in varied real environments and connect to AI training, adding that the firm will keep widening the scope of humanoid AI by securing interaction data from service spaces as well as task data from factories, Money Today reported.
What comes next, and who IL is
IL said it plans to expand humanoid supply beyond Galaxy Robot Park to performance, exhibition, brand promotion and retail spaces, and to open new markets for humanoid use through partnerships with entertainment and content companies.
A company official said humanoids are expanding beyond industrial robots working in factories into a platform that performs, communicates and creates content alongside people, and that IL will strengthen its physical AI data platform by supplying ILBOT units to varied sites and accumulating operating data.
Money Today noted that IL was the first company in Korea to develop a silicone lens and that its businesses cover automotive electronic components, humanoid robots and physical AI data platforms.
Frequently asked questions
Which humanoid was supplied to Galaxy Robot Park?
ILBOT H2, the next-generation humanoid from IL. The company announced on 15 September 2026 that it had supplied H2 to Galaxy Robot Park, which is operated by Galaxy Corporation.
What kind of company is IL?
Money Today describes IL as a physical AI data platform company. It was the first in Korea to develop a silicone lens, and it works in automotive electronic components, humanoid robots and physical AI data platforms.
How does this differ from IL's earlier humanoid work?
It extends a humanoid business centred on manufacturing and industrial sites into performance, entertainment, exhibition and experience services. Rather than being displayed, the robots are to take performance, content and interaction roles in spaces where they meet visitors.
What is Galaxy Robot Park?
It is a roughly 16,500 m² (about 5,000 pyeong) robot culture complex in Gangdong-gu, Seoul, where performances combining K-pop and robot technology sit alongside robot piloting and interaction, drawing and piano playing. It is operated by Galaxy Corporation; check Naver for current visitor information.