'Yongin Cyber Science Festival' to Be Held at Mir Stadium on the 27th-28th

Four Experiential Zones
Hands-on Experience with Advanced Technologies Including AI and Robotics

Yongin City in Gyeonggi Province announced on September 19 that it will host the '2025 Yongin Cyber Science Festival' during the '30th Yongin Citizens’ Day' event, which will be held at Yongin Mir Stadium on the 27th and 28th.

A view of the 'Yongin Cyber Science Festival' held last year at Yongin Mir Stadium. Provided by Yongin City

The festival will feature four experiential zones where children can directly engage with robots and science technology: ▲AI & Robot World Exploration ▲Future City Yongin ▲Science Dreamers ▲Science Playground.

During the festival, the main stage will host the 'Challenge! AI Golden Bell' event, where visitors can enjoy solving quizzes related to AI technology.

At the venue, the 'AI & Robot World Exploration' booth will allow participants to experience sports content utilizing augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and extended reality (XR) technologies, as well as ride-on robots.

The festival will also offer educational and entertainment programs such as AI coding workshops, AI song creation, and English conversation learning. In addition, there will be a medical education experience using the webtoon 'Severe Trauma Center.'

The city will also present 'Future City Yongin,' consisting of 13 booths. Here, participants can enjoy experiences such as the 'Dalsu Character Photo Zone' and 'Semiconductor Process Experience Zone' operated by Samsung Electronics. Local organizations and companies, including the Yongin City Industrial Promotion Agency, will offer hands-on activities with 3D printers, robots, crafting, AI music performances, AI physics experiments, sand art, and drone piloting.

In addition, the 'Science Dreamers' experiential zone, consisting of 11 booths operated by students from various schools in the region, will also be available.

In the event zone, the 'Find AR Joayong!' game will take place, where participants search for hidden AR Joayong characters at six locations within the venue to collect stamps. Those who collect all the characters will receive Joayong merchandise.

Lee Sangil, Mayor of Yongin, stated, "This festival will introduce the latest trends in science and technology to citizens and help young people unleash their curiosity and imagination about the diverse possibilities of the future."

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