LG Innotek is collaborating with NVIDIA to develop advanced sensing solutions for physical artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics.
On October 20, during the 'GTC Berlin' event in Germany, LG Innotek announced the unveiling of its sensing solution lineup that incorporates NVIDIA's latest HSB (Holoscan Sensor Bridge) technology.
The newly introduced products include a 3-megapixel (MP) camera module and a multimodal vision system (MVS) that combines various cameras and sensors.
HSB is NVIDIA's proprietary technology that allows sensors to transmit data directly to AI computers without going through a central processing unit (CPU). This innovation significantly enhances data processing speeds, supporting rapid decision-making for physical AI applications such as autonomous vehicles and robots.
The partnership will expand into vision sensing solutions for humanoid robots and robotic hands, with plans to develop sensing solutions compatible with NVIDIA's next-generation platform. These solutions are expected to be showcased at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) and NVIDIA's annual technology conference (GTC) next year.
LG Innotek is rapidly advancing its future business in autonomous driving and robotics. In the autonomous driving sector, the company is collaborating with firms such as Aeva, Applied Intuition, and Kakao Mobility, while in robotics, it is developing components with Boston Dynamics and has begun mass production of camera modules for North American clients.
Moon Hyuk-soo, CEO of LG Innotek, stated, "This collaboration presents a great opportunity to spread differentiated composite sensing solutions in the global market. We aim to quickly secure our position as a 'total solution provider for physical AI' encompassing sensing, communication modules, and semiconductor substrates."
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