LG to Show Humanoid Robot Built on NVIDIA Isaac GR00T

August 14, 2026
LG plans to publicly unveil a bipedal humanoid robot built with NVIDIA Isaac GR00T in the first quarter of next year. The agreement with NVIDIA also covers CLOiD robot validation, AI factory reference sites, and an AI defined vehicle platform.
LG to Show Humanoid Robot Built on NVIDIA Isaac GR00T

LG plans to publicly unveil a new bipedal humanoid robot in the first quarter of next year, built using NVIDIA Isaac GR00T, LG announced in a press release.

LG and NVIDIA signed a memorandum of understanding on August 13 at NVIDIA headquarters in Santa Clara, California. The agreement covers work across robotics, AI factories, and mobility.

LG also plans to validate LG CLOiD wheel based robots at LG Electronics' washing machine manufacturing line in Tennessee. The companies also plan to build AI factory reference sites using NVIDIA DSX and NVIDIA Vera Rubin.

The agreement includes work on an AI defined vehicle platform using NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion.

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