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Aug 28, 2026
Key takeaways
Kkotpin Track participants got a digital badge that proves they finished
Showing the finisher badge got them a discount at the museum café and free entry to a science culture show
The Honorary Dinosaur Citizen badge for Dino President Election voters was a big hit with visitors
The Kkotpin Track finisher badge
The 2026 Kkotpin Track (KKOT-FIN TRACK) was a running event the National Science Museum held in March and April. It had a lap-time ranking, where people ran the museum course with their own running apps, and a GPS art contest, where they drew pictures with the routes they ran.
Every participant got a digital badge proving they finished. The museum also ran an on-site booth that issued finisher certificates.
The badge doubled as a perk pass
The finisher badge was more than a keepsake. Anyone who showed it at the museum could claim perks.
| Perk | How to claim it |
|---|---|
| 10% off all drinks at the museum café | Show the finisher digital badge by December 31, 2026 |
| 2026 Science Culture Performance FREE PASS | For finisher digital badge holders, first 20 on site |
The Dino Fan Expo’s Honorary Dinosaur Citizen badge
On May 30–31, 2026, the Dino Fan Expo held its 2nd Dino President Election at Kkumi Plaza in the National Science Museum. Any dinosaur fan could vote on site, and according to the organizers, 12,900 people visited the expo on the first day alone. Even in 32°C heat, the line for the polling booth stretched more than 30 m.
Everyone who voted got the Honorary Dinosaur Citizen digital badge. It says the holder became an honorary dinosaur citizen by casting a vote for the future of the dinosaur world, and it names Tyrannosaurus, the 1st Dino President.
The official Instagram post got 2,395 likes, and comments kept coming in, like “Tyranno again!” and “Go, Brachiosaurus!” The experience of taking part stays on each recipient’s phone as a badge.
Frequently asked questions
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Can event participants get digital badges too?
Yes. Badges aren't only for finishing a course. You can also turn event moments, like finishing a run or casting a vote, into badges.
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Can badges be used to claim perks?
You can do what the Kkotpin Track did and give perks to anyone who shows the badge. The badge page shows who received it and who issued it.
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