“We are working with them in motor technology as well as mechanical systems so that we can bring together humanoid robotics and the future of robotics,” Huang told.
“We’re also working with LG in architecting the future data centers,” he added. The remarks come as Nvidia and LG Group deepen collaboration across robotics, manufacturing, AI infrastructure, mobility and sovereign AI technologies.
The two companies are building an AI factory to support LG Group’s AI-driven businesses, including robotics, autonomous driving, data centre technologies and GPU cloud services.
The AI factory will provide computing infrastructure to train, simulate, validate and deploy AI applications. It will combine Nvidia’s AI platform with LG Group’s businesses in consumer electronics, robotics, mobility, smart spaces and data centre technologies.
The companies aim to connect AI model development, robot simulation and training, physical AI data generation, edge deployment and factory-scale digital twins in a single workflow.
Robotics collaboration
LG Electronics plans to use Nvidia’s Isaac Sim and Isaac Lab robotics frameworks to simulate, train and test home robots before deployment. The company is also exploring the use of Nvidia’s Isaac GR00T model for home and modular robots.
Nvidia and LG Electronics plan to jointly develop reference robots within the Isaac GR00T ecosystem.
To support robotics development, LG Electronics is building a physical AI data factory that will use Nvidia Cosmos world foundation models to generate and augment training data.
LG Innotek plans to provide robotics components, including sensing solutions, designed for Nvidia development environments and GPU architecture. LG CNS will integrate Nvidia’s robotics technologies into its PhysicalWorks industrial robot platform for manufacturing and logistics applications.
Data centre push
The companies are also expanding cooperation on AI factory infrastructure. LG Electronics is working with Nvidia on cooling technologies such as cooling distribution units and cold plates, along with prefabricated modular designs aligned with Nvidia’s DSX AI factory platform.
LG Uplus, together with LG Electronics and LG Energy Solution, plans to build AI factories based on Nvidia DSX. LG CNS also plans to build AI factories powered by Nvidia GPUs, while LG Uplus intends to develop a large-scale AI data centre capable of housing Nvidia’s latest GPUs.
LG Energy Solution plans to work with Nvidia on 800-volt direct-current energy solutions for future data centres.
Mobility and AI
In mobility, LG Electronics is aligning its advanced driver-assistance systems and in-vehicle AI technologies with Nvidia DRIVE platforms, including DRIVE Hyperion and DRIVE AGX, for autonomous driving and software-defined vehicles.
Separately, Nvidia and LG AI Research are collaborating on EXAONE, a Korean sovereign AI model family. LG AI Research used Nvidia hardware, software and datasets to develop the models, while LG Group is exploring broader use of EXAONE and agentic AI technologies across its businesses.