LG Innotek partners with NVIDIA on physical AI sensing
LG Innotek announced a collaboration with NVIDIA on October 22, 2026, to develop sensing solutions for physical AI and robotics. The partnership was highlighted at GTC Berlin, where LG Innotek showcased NVIDIA-focused solutions, including camera modules and a Multi-modal Vision System. The companies plan to expand their work into robotic vision sensing and robotic hands for humanoid robots,…
Key points
- LG Innotek and NVIDIA are collaborating on physical AI sensing solutions.
- The partnership focuses on camera modules and Multi-modal Vision Systems.
- Next-generation robotic vision and hand solutions will be unveiled next year.
HSB is described as an open-source Ethernet-connected fabric that allows sensor data to bypass the CPU and go directly to AI computers, effectively creating a data highway. LG Innotek will leverage its convergence sensing capabilities, which include cameras, LiDAR, and radar, to build these solutions. The collaboration aims to position LG Innotek as a "Total Physical AI Solution Provider" by combining sensing with communication modules and semiconductor substrates.
CEO Moon Hyuksoo stated that the partnership recognizes LG Innotek's technological competitiveness and offers an opportunity to expand its global market presence. The companies intend to unveil the next-generation solutions at next year's CES and GTC. LG Innotek is also pursuing other physical AI opportunities, including autonomous driving partnerships with Aeva, Applied Intuition, and Kakao Mobility, and robotics components with Boston Dynamics.
LG Innotek is Collaborating with NVIDIA, Taking One Step Closer to Securing a Leading Position in the Physical AI Market
manilatimes.net · 22 October 2026
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