Nvidia CEO's Daughter Visits LG Data Factory in South Korea, Reinforcing Robotics Partnership

Madison Huang, senior vice president of robotics product marketing at Nvidia, visited South Korea and LG Electronics' data factory in Seoul. The meeting took place just 4 days after a memorandum of understanding was signed between Nvidia CEO Huang Renxiong and LG Group chairman Koo Kwang-mo, signaling rapid progress in cooperation between the two companies. LG CEO Lyu Jaejung and other top executives of the conglomerate received the Nvidia delegation at the Yeongchai data factory, currently under construction. During the meeting, strategies were discussed to strengthen competitiveness in embodied artificial intelligence and transform LG into a complete robotics solutions provider. The factory, expected to be fully operational by year-end, functions as a center for generating and validating training data for robots. It will use CLOiD robots, already manufactured and validated by LG, for continuous data collection. The facility combines spaces where robots learn various operations with data processing areas, expanding and refining information gathered from productive and residential environments already mapped by LG globally. Nvidia's embodied AI technologies, including the Omniverse platform, the Cosmos model, and the Isaac platform, will be employed in the data collection and application phases. The cooperation demonstrates both companies' interest in accelerating the commercialization of AI-based robotics solutions.