Nvidia is expanding cooperation with South Korean component makers LG Innotek and Samsung Electro-Mechanics to strengthen its supply chain for physical artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. The focus is on next-generation sensing and hardware that supports AI systems operating in real-world environments, where machines need to perceive inputs and respond quickly.
LG Innotek highlights Nvidia-related offerings at the GPU Technology Conference (GTC) in Berlin, including sensing solutions that incorporate Nvidia’s Holoscan Sensor Bridge (HSB) technology. Those solutions cover camera modules and a multimodal vision setup combining multiple cameras and sensors for physical AI and robotics. HSB is described as enabling sensor data to be directed to AI computers while bypassing the central processing unit, which the coverage links to faster real-time processing for applications such as robots and autonomous vehicles.
Across outlets, the reporting aligns on the partnership theme and the emphasis on sensing for physical AI. The Korea Times also explicitly frames Samsung Electro-Mechanics as part of the broader expansion and connects the move to growing demand for advanced sensors beyond data centers, while PR Newswire spotlights LG Innotek’s Nvidia-focused collaboration and positions it as a step toward leadership in the physical AI market.
