A common automation system can now cover operating cycles that run from underground production areas to surface dumping locations.
The surface capability uses 3D LiDAR for localisation, mapping and obstacle detection where positioning references are sparser and weather conditions can change.
At Epiroc World Expo in June 2026, a battery-electric mine truck demonstrated the system by detecting obstacles and stopping automatically.
The Yangjae R&D Campus facility is planned to be fully operational by the end of 2026, with several hundred robots in replicated home and factory environments.
LG targets 100,000 hours of real and synthetic training data by year-end using NVIDIA Cosmos, Isaac and Omniverse.
The programme includes LG CLOiD home robots, LG CNS logistics robots and LG Innotek robotic hands and expands the Aug. 13 LG Group–NVIDIA MOU into a specific operating programme.
The robot travels on commercially available 30 mm square aluminium rails and supports LTE or Wi-Fi connectivity with browser-based remote monitoring.
AT-SYNAPSE aligns observations from repeated patrols, while the vision-language model identifies equipment and site changes and describes them in natural language.
AttracLab plans field pilots and further validation following the development release.
Cues supports more than 70 languages through Gemini and can hear spoken commands from up to 10 metres away.
Gesture recognition tracks the direction of a user's pointing hand to locate a mess, while voice commands can target rooms, cleaning modes, schedules and follow-me movement.
The wake phrase is detected on the robot; after the chime, requests are processed anonymously by Gemini and are not stored.