LG Innotek unveils Nvidia Holoscan sensing solutions at GTC Berlin
The lineup includes a 3-megapixel camera module and a multi-modal vision system that sends sensor data straight to an AI computer.
LG Innotek unveiled sensing solutions built on Nvidia's Holoscan Sensor Bridge technology at GTC Berlin on October 20, according to ZDNet Korea.
The lineup includes a 3-megapixel camera module and a multi-modal vision system that combines several cameras and sensors. Holoscan Sensor Bridge sends data collected by sensors directly to an AI computer without passing through a CPU.
The two companies plan to expand their cooperation on physical AI sensing solutions for humanoid robots and robot hands. LG Innotek also plans to develop sensing solutions that can connect to Nvidia's next-generation platform and present them at CES and GTC next year.
Robotics partnerships
LG Innotek formed a strategic partnership with US lidar company Aeva last year, and this year began cooperating on joint autonomous driving solution development with Applied Intuition and Kakao Mobility. The company is also developing robot parts with Boston Dynamics and has started mass production of camera modules for a North American robotics customer.
Quick answers
What did LG Innotek show at GTC Berlin?
It unveiled sensing solutions using Nvidia's Holoscan Sensor Bridge technology, including a 3-megapixel camera module and a multi-modal vision system combining multiple cameras and sensors.
What is Holoscan Sensor Bridge?
It is Nvidia technology that sends data collected by sensors directly to an AI computer without passing through a CPU.
When will LG Innotek present its next sensing solutions?
The company plans to develop solutions connectable to Nvidia's next-generation platform and unveil them at CES and GTC next year.