Nvidia: Physical AI enters a golden age, with deeper cooperation planned with Samsung, SK Hynix and others
【Nvidia: Physical AI enters a golden age, with deeper cooperation planned with Samsung, SK Hynix and others】CoinChain Express reported that, according to Yonhap News Agency on November 9, Nvidia said at its “NVIDIA AI Day Seoul 2026” held today that as agentic AI accelerates the development, training and deployment of robots, physical AI is entering a golden age of growth and will become an important focus of the next phase of the AI industry.
Deepu Talla, vice president of robotics and edge AI at Nvidia, said robot development involves three stages: model training, simulation and real-world deployment. Nvidia will provide end-to-end technical support for robot development—from training and testing to deployment—through computing platforms such as DGX, RTX and Jetson, as well as its Omniverse digital twin technology.
In the Korean market, Nvidia is working with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix to use Omniverse to build digital twins of semiconductor factories for monitoring equipment and production processes. It is also working with Hyundai Motor Group to train robots using digital twins, with simulations running at speeds hundreds of thousands of times faster than real time, and with LG Electronics to use the GR00T platform to train its CLOiD robot to pick up and move objects.
Nvidia also announced that it is advancing development of a Level 4 autonomous driving system in Korea with Kakao Mobility. The plan is to integrate Nvidia’s in-vehicle Hyperion sensor and computing platform, along with its Halos safety validation technology, into Kakao Mobility’s autonomous driving software. Development will initially be based on a Kia PBV model.
【Nvidia: Physical AI enters a golden age, with deeper cooperation planned with Samsung, SK Hynix and others】CoinChain Express reported that, according to Yonhap News Agency on November 9, Nvidia said at its “NVIDIA AI Day Seoul 2026” held today that as agentic AI accelerates the development, training and deployment of robots, physical AI is entering a golden age of growth and will become an important focus of the next phase of the AI industry.
Deepu Talla, vice president of robotics and edge AI at Nvidia, said robot development involves three stages: model training, simulation and real-world deployment. Nvidia will provide end-to-end technical support for robot development—from training and testing to deployment—through computing platforms such as DGX, RTX and Jetson, as well as its Omniverse digital twin technology.
In the Korean market, Nvidia is working with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix to use Omniverse to build digital twins of semiconductor factories for monitoring equipment and production processes. It is also working with Hyundai Motor Group to train robots using digital twins, with simulations running at speeds hundreds of thousands of times faster than real time, and with LG Electronics to use the GR00T platform to train its CLOiD robot to pick up and move objects.
Nvidia also announced that it is advancing development of a Level 4 autonomous driving system in Korea with Kakao Mobility. The plan is to integrate Nvidia’s in-vehicle Hyperion sensor and computing platform, along with its Halos safety validation technology, into Kakao Mobility’s autonomous driving software. Development will initially be based on a Kia PBV model.