LG Teams With NVIDIA For AI Factory Transformation And GR00T Humanoid

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LG has announced a major strategic collaboration with NVIDIA focused on industrial automation and advanced robotics. The partnership centers around two core initiatives: accelerating AI-driven factory transformation and developing next-generation bipedal robotics powered by NVIDIA's Isaac GR00T open reasoning humanoid foundation platform.

The two tech giants signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) at NVIDIA's headquarters. As part of the agreement, LG will validate LG CLOiD wheel-based robots at its washing machine manufacturing line in Tennessee, as well as build AI factory reference sites using NVIDIA's DSX and Vera Rubin hardware, and tap NVIDIA's DRIVE Hyperion tech to develop a next-gen AI-defined vehicle platform.

NVIDIA and LG are expanding their collaboration to accelerate the next wave of physical AI.

Building on years of work together, @JensenHuang and LG Group Chairman Kwang-mo Koo are advancing joint efforts across AI factories, robotics, and autonomous vehicles — combining LG’s… pic.twitter.com/8aPC2VfhSS— NVIDIA Newsroom (@nvidianewsroom) ...

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