LG Electronics shares rose more than 7% on expectations of cooperation with Nvidia on physical AI.
According to the Korea Exchange, as of 11:04 a.m. on the 28th, LG Electronics was trading at 139,600 won, up 9,600 won (7.38%) from the previous session.
A Seoul Economic Daily report published the previous day said Ryu Jae-cheol, LG Electronics’ CEO, and Madison Huang, Nvidia’s senior director of Omniverse and robotics product marketing and the eldest daughter of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, were set to meet at LG’s headquarters in Seoul’s Yeouido district to discuss cooperation between the companies.
The report said the talks are expected to include a review of ways to integrate LG’s home robot, “LG Cloiide,” unveiled at “CES 2026,” with Nvidia’s robotics platform, “Isaac.” Isaac is a platform that trains robots in a physics-based simulation environment.
The simulation approach allows companies to test a range of scenarios in advance, reducing trial and error in real-world settings. LG Electronics is pursuing a strategy of first training Cloiide in a simulated environment and then applying it in the field to improve both development speed and overall performance.
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