GoodGood: a robot lands in Roosevelt Park
DETROIT. A 30-foot bird-shaped spacecraft landed in Roosevelt Park near Michigan Central at 5:16 a.m. on Sept. 26. A small robot named GoodGood stepped out, found a witness, and danced with them for about five minutes before heading into Newlab Detroit.
GoodGood eventually settled in the studio of YES! Inc., a creative company whose founder, Mick Harrison Brege, said the character had been corresponding with Earth before arriving to meet people in person. GoodGood's parents, Roland and DeeDee, were said to be traveling with him through space before the landing.
The character's trip through Detroit is being documented as an ongoing project. Updates are posted at yes.land.
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