South Korean Hana Financial launches AI/VR job training for disabled students
South Korean Hana Financial Group has opened a digital vocational training classroom at Miral School in southern Seoul, providing students with developmental disabilities hands-on experience through robotics and virtual reality. The facility, which opened on Tuesday, simulates real-world workplaces like restaurants and cafes, allowing students to practice tasks such as taking orders, processing payments, and serving customers. It is equipped with a voice-enabled humanoid robot.
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