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LG Electronics and Korea Water Resources Corporation (K-water) signed a memorandum of understanding on October 22 to deploy artificial intelligence, digital twin and robotics technologies at the Sihwa Lake Tidal Power Station. According to The Elec, this is the first time LG Electronics has extended manufacturing smart factory technology to public infrastructure. Under the memorandum, LG will deploy a digital twin integrated operations system and use the EXAONE large model developed by LG AI Research to test an AI agent for power station operations, for power generation loss analysis, equipment anomaly detection and predictive maintenance; on-site automation will be handled by inspection robots, AI cameras and industrial robots for facility inspection and hazardous area monitoring. There is currently no qualified factual evidence of subsequent progress.
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LG Electronics partners with K-water to bring AI to the Sihwa Lake Tidal Power Station
LG Electronics and the Korea Water Resources Corporation (K-water) signed an MOU on October 22 to deploy AI, digital twin, and robotics technologies at the Sihwa Lake Tidal Power Station, the world's largest by installed capacity. This marks the first time LG has extended its smart factory technology from manufacturing to public infrastructure. LG will deploy a digital twin integrated operations system and use the EXAONE large model developed by LG AI Research to test an AI agent for power station operations, for power generation loss analysis, equipment anomaly detection, and predictive maintenance. On-site automation will rely on inspection robots, AI cameras, and industrial robots to carry out facility inspections and monitor hazardous areas.