Loopit / Seoul, Republic of Korea · operator of the Loopit dance booth
Unattended AI dance booth

The AI dance booth that films, scores, and pays.

A life-size avatar teaches the routine, on-device AI scores up to three dancers in real time, and the finished 60-second video reaches your phone by QR when the music stops.

No staff. No camera crew. No editing.

A dancer performing in the Loopit booth in front of a life-size avatar coach on a 50-inch vertical display
Booth mode / live stageOne take · 60s
2.4MCreations

from a single 2025 dance trend on TikTok

13.5BViews

on that one trend alone

61BK-pop streams

outside South Korea in 2025 · Spotify

60sOne take

taught, filmed, scored, and delivered

Product

From challenge to share-ready video, in one take.

Joining a dance challenge still requires choreography knowledge, a camera operator, usable lighting, and editing time. Loopit removes every one of those dependencies.

The screen is also the recording surface: live camera, concert lighting, effects, score, and branding are composited onto one canvas and captured directly.

The visitor receives exactly what appeared on stage.

One booth / full stackCamera + lighting + score + share
Three booth screens: Archive for choosing a licensed challenge, Practice with a life-size avatar, and Recording with a live score
How it works

Three modes. One unattended booth.

One continuous experience — discover the routine, find your flow, leave with the clip. Nobody has to staff the booth for any of it.

01 Archive

Choose a licensed challenge

Trending challenges are surfaced automatically, each carrying its original choreographer's credit. Licensed routines only, so every play is cleared before it starts.

02 Practice

Learn with a life-size avatar

A 3D avatar coach leads each move with a 1.2-second guide, loop and slow-motion controls, and an eight-count countdown. No instructor needed.

03 Recording

Record, score, and deliver

One 60-second take with live score, combo states, and concert effects burned in. The finished clip reaches your phone by QR before you leave the booth.

Loopit running on a tablet in live challenge mode and on a phone in practice mode
One engine, every screen

Practice at home. Perform in the booth. Share everywhere.

The same scoring engine, avatar coach, and visual language run in the booth and in the companion mobile experience.

  • Booth mode for the full concert-stage take
  • Practice mode with avatar guidance on any device
  • Group mode for one to three dancers on a single machine
Technology

Any 2D video becomes 3D choreography.

One clip, unlimited characters. Choreography ingestion is format-agnostic: instructor video or motion-capture GLB files compile into one reference format that drives scoring and retargets onto any Mixamo-compatible avatar.

Ingestion pipeline / 2D → 3DVideo → pose → retarget
Pipeline from 2D video upload to 33-point joint extraction to 3D retargeted choreography
01
2D video input
Instructor clip or a single-dancer reference frame
02
33-point extraction
Landmarks with persistent identity per dancer
03
3D avatar
Same pose retargeted onto any character
Scoring engine

Explainable, not a black box.

Every dancer is tracked with 33 landmarks and persistent identity. Scoring normalizes each pose hip-centered and torso-scaled, so children and adults are judged on identical terms, at any distance from the camera.

12Key joints scoredweighted by visibility confidence
±0.2sMatching windowslightly off-beat is not punished
100%On-device inferencecamera frames never reach a cloud GPU
Visibility weight map12 key joints
010203 040506 070809 101112
Visible 1.00Partial 0.62Occluded 0.18 Low-confidence joints contribute less
Timing window±0.2s
−0.2sOn beat+0.2s
Two skeletons compared side by side: the reference choreography and the dancer, with joint gaps measured live
  • Pose, timing, dynamics, and group sync reported as separate scores
  • Persistent identity keeps each of three dancers scored separately
  • 12 poses per second interpolated to a 30 fps scoring timeline
Fair pay

Every play pays the choreographer.

Dance trends generate billions of views while the creators behind them earn nothing as they spread. Loopit is built the other way around.

Licensed routines retain creator attribution on screen, each play is metered, and choreographers receive per-play royalties. A fairer content loop, by design.

  • Licensed challenges only, cleared music and choreography
  • Per-play metering feeds a royalty ledger for each routine
  • On-screen credit keeps the original choreographer attached to the trend
  • Privacy by default: cloud copies of visitor videos auto-delete in 24 hours
01
Play verified
Similarity clears the valid-play threshold
02
Play metered
Logged against the licensed routine
03
Royalty +1
Credited to the choreographer's ledger
Qualified playExample / routine CH-014
S94.8 Choreography similarity
Pose 96
Timing 94
Dynamics 91

Valid play threshold ≥ 80 · original choreography credit retained on screen

Performance result screen: S grade 94.8 with accuracy, sync, and energy scores and QR sharing
Hardware

A stage, not a vending machine.

A recessed 50-inch vertical display frames the visitor like a music-video monitor. Deep-purple lighting, spotlight gradients, and motion-reactive neon effects turn an enclosed booth into a compact concert stage, and one machine scales from solo to a three-dancer group.

50”Vertical displayrecessed, portrait framing
4KWebcam79-degree field of view
1–3Dancersone machine, group sync scored
Booth mode / live stageOne dancer. One screen. One take.
Loopit booths in use by one, two, and three dancers
At a glance

Built for the full take.

Everything the booth needs to run unattended, from the display in front of the visitor to the QR that delivers the finished clip.

Display & camera
50-inch vertical display (recessed), 4K webcam with 79-degree field of view
Compute
Fanless mini-PC running all AI inference on-device
Pose engine
33 landmarks per dancer · 12 key joints scored · 12 poses per second interpolated to a 30 fps scoring timeline · ±0.2s matching window
Output
1080 × 1920 H.264 composite at 24 fps: camera, effects, score, and branding on one canvas
Capacity & footprint
One to three dancers · 2.0 × 3.0 × 2.4 m to 3.6 × 3.4 × 2.4 m
Delivery & privacy
QR delivery to the visitor's phone · cloud copies auto-delete in 24 hours
Company

Who we are.

Loopit builds and operates an unattended AI dance booth. We design the booth hardware, the on-device scoring engine, and the software that delivers each visitor's finished video.

Legal entity
Loopit
Registration
Republic of Korea business · D-U-N-S No. 696603546
Address
B1, 73 Sinjeong-jungang-ro, Yangcheon-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
What we operate
Staff-free dance booths at festivals and venues. Visitors learn a licensed routine from an avatar coach, record one 60-second take, and receive the finished video on their phone.
First US deployment
53rd Los Angeles Korean Festival · October 1–4, 2026 · Seoul International Park, Los Angeles, California
Text messages

What we text, and when.

Our US number is used for two transactional messages only: a one-time verification code, and the link to the video the visitor just recorded. We never send marketing or promotional texts, and we never text anyone who has not asked us to.

Sample 1 · verification code

[loopit] Your verification code is 123456. It expires in 5 minutes.

Sample 2 · finished video

[loopit] Your Loopit video is ready: https://loopit.dance/v/… Save it today — the link expires 24 hours after your shoot. Reply STOP to opt out.

How consent is collected
At the booth, in person. On the identity screen the visitor types their own mobile number and must tick a checkbox before anything is sent. Nothing is pre-checked, and no number is entered by staff.
Exact opt-in wording
“I agree to loopit collecting my phone number to text me a verification code and my video link.” The same sentence is shown in English, Spanish, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese, and a details sheet next to it explains what is collected, why, and for how long.
Opting in is optional
Visitors can use the booth without giving a number at all and receive their video by QR code instead.
Message frequency
Up to two messages per visit: one verification code and one video link. A visitor may request the code again. This is not a recurring subscription.
Opting out
Reply STOP to any message to stop all texts, or ask a staff member at the booth. Reply HELP for help, or email contact@loopit.dance.
Rates
Message and data rates may apply.
Who sees the number
A text-message provider delivers the messages on our behalf. We do not sell numbers, and mobile information and consent are never shared with third parties for their own marketing.
How long we keep it
The video is available to the visitor for 24 hours. The file, the number, and the session record are then kept privately, staff-only, for 6 months, and deleted after that. Visitors can ask staff to delete everything sooner.
Ready when you are

Let's put the dance on stage.

Happy to walk through the scoring engine, the royalty ledger, or the licensing pipeline. For questions about our booths, partnerships, or the messages we send, write to us directly.

Loopit · B1, 73 Sinjeong-jungang-ro, Yangcheon-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea