# LG Innotek and Nvidia Partner on Robot Sensing Tech for CES

> LG Innotek and Nvidia team up to create robot 'eyes' and 'hands' for next year's CES.
- Title: LG Innotek and Nvidia Partner on Robot Sensing Tech for CES
- Summary: LG Innotek and Nvidia team up to create robot 'eyes' and 'hands' for next year's CES. LG Innotek and Nvidia will showcase robot sensing solutions at CES next…
- Keywords: lg innotek, nvidia, holoscan sensor bridge, multimodal vision system, ces, gtx, robot sensing, physical ai, finance, markets, Innotek, Partner
- Source: BigGo Finance — https://finance.biggo.com/news/15035a74-4f41-413c-b64c-c60defda176a
- Author: BigGo Finance
- Published: 2026-10-22T00:35:17+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: lg innotek, nvidia, holoscan sensor bridge, multimodal vision system, ces, gtx, robot sensing, physical ai, finance, markets
## LG Innotek and Nvidia Collaboration
LG Innotek and Nvidia partner to develop robot 'eye and hand' sensing solutions for next year's CES.
## GTC Berlin Showcase
LG Innotek unveiled a 3-megapixel camera module and Multimodal Vision System at Nvidia's GTC conference in Berlin.
## Holoscan Sensor Bridge Technology
Nvidia's HSB transmits sensor data directly to AI computers without using a CPU, speeding up robot perception.
## Robot Sensing Expansion Plan
LG Innotek and Nvidia will expand their collaboration to include vision sensing for humanoid robots and robot hands.
## LG Innotek's Strategy
LG Innotek aims to become a 'physical ai total solution provider' with sensing, communication modules and semiconductors.
## Previous Partnerships
LG Innotek has partnered with Aeva, Applied Intuition, and Kakao Mobility for autonomous driving solutions.
## Robot Component Development
LG Innotek is developing robot components with Boston Dynamics and mass-producing camera modules for robotics.
## Market Outlook
The humanoid robot market is early stage, with production volumes and revenue timing still uncertain.
## Key takeaway

LG Innotek and Nvidia will showcase robot sensing solutions at CES next year using Nvidia's HSB technology.