Humanoid robots, with advanced interaction capabilities, can respond to visitors in a natural way, create conversations, and even improvise responses. This makes for a more immersive and engaging experience, whether at theme parks, events or museums.

Robots can animate shows, play interactive roles, or perform choreographed routines. Their ability to move, dance and play with precision opens up new possibilities in stage entertainment and performance.

Thanks to artificial intelligence, robots can adapt their interactions to the preferences of each user. For example, in museums or theme parks, they can adjust language levels or information provided according to visitors' age and interests.

Humanoid robots can act as guides in tourist or leisure venues, providing information in different languages and answering visitors' questions, making the experience accessible to a wider audience.

Humanoid robots can be integrated into video games, augmented reality applications, or immersive shows, creating real interaction with users. They add a physical dimension to virtual experiences and enable "live" adventures with the characters.

In leisure centers or game simulators, robots can reproduce realistic movements, enabling participants to train with characters or in immersive environments, as in sports or adventure simulations.

Humanoid robots create a "wow" factor for visitors, capturing their attention with unusual skills, such as facial recognition, conversation, and the ability to "learn" preferences. This encourages word-of-mouth and increases the attractiveness of entertainment venues.

Thanks to sensors and AI, these robots can react according to the audience's mood or reaction, offering a more humanized and adjusted experience in real time, creating a stronger emotional bond with spectators.