LG Electronics 与 K-water 合作，将 AI 引入始华湖潮汐发电站
LG Electronics, K-water to Bring AI to Sihwa Tidal Power Plant
LG Electronics 与韩国水资源公社（K-water）于 10 月 22 日签署 MOU，将在全球装机容量最大的始华湖潮汐发电站部署 AI、数字孪生与机器人技术，这也是其首次把制造业智能工厂技术扩展到公共基础设施。LG 将部署数字孪生集成运营系统，并用 LG AI Research 开发的 EXAONE 大模型测试发电站运营 AI 智能体，用于发电损失分析、设备异常检测与预测性维护。现场自动化则依靠巡检机器人、AI 摄像头和工业机器人完成设施巡检与危险区域监控。
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LG Electronics will work with Korea Water Resources Corp. (K-water) to deploy artificial intelligence (AI), digital twin and robotics technologies at the Sihwa Tidal Power Plant. The project marks the company’s first expansion of smart factory technologies developed in manufacturing into public infrastructure, including power plants.
LG Electronics said Oct. 22 it signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with K-water at the Sihwa Tidal Power Culture Center in Ansan, Gyeonggi Province, to develop an AI-powered tidal power plant at Sihwa Lake. The companies will collaborate on implementing AI at the plant, testing digital twin and robotics technologies, conducting research and development (R&D) related to renewable energy and AI transformation, and exploring overseas business opportunities. Sihwa is the world’s largest tidal power plant by generation capacity.
LG Electronics will deploy a digital twin-based integrated operating system at the plant. The system will create a virtual replica of the facility and integrate equipment and CCTV data to support power generation forecasting, operational scenario testing and equipment diagnostics.
The company will also test an AI agent for power plant operations using EXAONE, a large-scale AI model developed by LG AI Research. The goal is to support analysis of power generation losses, detection of equipment anomalies, predictive maintenance, risk assessments, inspection schedule optimization and report preparation.
For on-site automation, LG Electronics will use patrol robots, AI-powered CCTV and industrial robots. The technologies will automate facility patrols, equipment inspections and hazardous-area monitoring, as well as spare parts management and materials transport.
LG Electronics plans to use the partnership to expand its smart factory business beyond manufacturing and logistics into the energy and infrastructure sectors. Cumulative orders for its smart factory solutions business exceeded 1 trillion won in the first half of 2026, two years after its launch.