LG and Nvidia are expanding their collaboration in robotics by creating a new data center to train home robots using both real and synthetic data. The project aims to accelerate the adoption of smart robots in everyday life, but the widespread appearance of fully autonomous home assistants is not yet guaranteed.
LG has unveiled a prototype of the Ultraview Windshield Display—a system that projects important information directly onto a car’s windshield, enhancing safety and creating a more minimalist interior. The technology is already being tested by automakers and could soon appear in production models.
LG has introduced a 32-inch electronic display based on E Ink Spectra 6 technology, featuring vibrant color reproduction and up to 10 hours of battery life. The device is designed for digital signage and supports centralized management via Wi-Fi.
LG and Nvidia are joining forces to advance robotics and artificial intelligence by establishing a new center and large-scale infrastructure for robot training in Seoul. The partnership includes integrating technologies across consumer, industrial, and automotive sectors, as well as modernizing data centers and energy solutions.
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