LG Innotek 与 Nvidia 合作开发机器人传感解决方案
LG Innotek, Nvidia to Develop Robotic Sensing Solutions
LG Innotek 与 Nvidia 合作开发面向人形机器人和机械手的物理 AI 传感解决方案，将 Nvidia 的 Holoscan Sensor Bridge（HSB）技术与 LG Innotek 的摄像头、LiDAR 和雷达技术结合。10 月 20 日，双方在柏林 GTC 上展示了集成 HSB 的 3MP 摄像头模块和多模态视觉系统（MVS）。两家公司计划把合作扩展到人形机器人和机械手的视觉传感，并在 2027 年 CES 和 GTC 上展示兼容 Nvidia 下一代平台的传感解决方案。
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LG Innotek is working with Nvidia to develop physical artificial intelligence (AI) sensing solutions, including vision sensing systems for humanoid robots and robotic hands. The collaboration combines Nvidia’s sensor data transmission technology with LG Innotek’s camera, light detection and ranging (LiDAR), and radar technologies.
LG Innotek said Oct. 22 it unveiled sensing solutions incorporating Nvidia’s Holoscan Sensor Bridge (HSB) technology, including a 3-megapixel (MP) camera module and a multimodal vision system (MVS), at GTC Berlin in Germany on Oct. 20 local time.
HSB enables data collected by cameras and sensors to be transmitted directly to AI computers without passing through a central processing unit (CPU). By reducing data transmission latency, the technology helps autonomous vehicles and robots perceive their surroundings and make decisions more quickly.
MVS combines multiple sensors, including cameras, LiDAR and radar, to provide integrated perception of surrounding environments. LG Innotek is integrating its optical design and multisensor technologies developed in mobile devices and autonomous driving with Nvidia’s platform.
The two companies plan to expand their collaboration into vision sensing for humanoid robots and robotic hands. They will also develop sensing solutions compatible with Nvidia’s next-generation platforms and unveil them at CES and GTC in 2027.
LG Innotek is expanding its sensing business in robotics and autonomous driving. In 2025, it collaborated with Boston Dynamics on the development of robotic vision sensing systems. Since July 2026, it has been mass-producing camera modules for a North American robotics customer. In autonomous driving, the company is working with U.S.-based Aeva and Applied Intuition, as well as Kakao Mobility.
“This collaboration is a valuable opportunity to expand LG Innotek’s differentiated multisensor solutions into global markets,” said LG Innotek president Moon Hyuk-soo. “We aim to gain an early lead in the physical AI solutions market as a total solutions provider encompassing sensing and communication modules, as well as semiconductor substrates.”