Nvidia reveals work with Ludo Robotics on a home humanoid at its Seoul AI day

Nvidia disclosed a collaboration with Ludo Robotics, a company spun off from game maker Krafton, at its NVIDIA AI Day Seoul 2026 event in Seoul on 9 November. Ludo Robotics is developing a humanoid robot to interact with people at home and is building its human-machine interface and cultural interaction skills on Nvidia's AI platform.

Deepu Talla, Nvidia's vice president of robotics and edge AI, also presented work with Hyundai Motor, Doosan Robotics, LG Electronics and SK hynix, which apply Nvidia's simulation and accelerated computing to factory automation, logistics and autonomous devices. He said a collaboration with RLWRLD, a spatial computing and physical AI start-up, would be announced.

Talla said Nvidia's answer to the hurdles facing physical AI is its Isaac robot simulation platform, the Omniverse digital twin platform and the Cosmos foundation model, whose weights and training recipes it has opened. Opening Cosmos could help research labs and small firms cut their computing costs by 80 to 90%, he said.

Talla said Nvidia would also support these Korean companies as they move into global markets.