At AI Day Seoul 2026, NVIDIA announced that agentic AI is accelerating the development, training, and deployment of robots, and that physical AI is now entering a golden age—one that will become a key direction for the next phase of the AI industry. Deepu Talla, Vice President of NVIDIA's Robotics and Edge AI business, said the company will provide end-to-end technical support across the entire robot lifecycle—from model training and simulation to real-world deployment—through its DGX, RTX, and Jetson computing platforms, along with Omniverse digital twin technology. In the South Korean market, NVIDIA is working with Samsung Electronics and SK hynix to build semiconductor fab digital twins for equipment and production process monitoring; with Hyundai Motor Group to train robots via digital twins at hundreds of thousands of times real-time speed; and with LG Electronics to train its CLOiD robot on the GR00T platform to perform object grasping and carrying tasks. In addition, NVIDIA announced that it is advancing a Korean L4 autonomous driving system with Kakao Mobility, and plans to integrate its Hyperion in-vehicle sensor and computing platform and Halos safety validation technology into its autonomous driving software, with initial development based on Kia's PBV dedicated models.