Huang runs product marketing for Nvidia's Omniverse and robotics businesses. She is due to attend Nvidia AI Day Seoul 2026 at COEX on Nov. 9-10.
She will not give a presentation but is expected at key meetings, and any talks with Korean executives have not been confirmed.
In April, Huang met Samsung Electronics, SK hynix, LG Electronics, Hyundai Motor and Doosan Robotics to explore cooperation on physical AI and robotics.
She came with her father on his visit to Korea in June, and in August she toured LG Electronics' robot data factory at its Yangjae research campus in Seoul.
Physical AI, which lets robots and machines perceive and act in the real world, is a growth engine Nvidia is building beyond chips.
Its Omniverse simulates factories and robots, Isaac trains robots and Cosmos predicts physical behavior. Nvidia's ties with Korea, long built on Samsung and SK hynix supplying high-bandwidth memory, are now spreading onto the factory floor.
LG Group signed a pact with Nvidia in August covering robotics, AI factories and mobility, including a humanoid robot built on Nvidia's Isaac GR00T platform set to be unveiled in early 2027.
"The defining opportunity of physical AI is to give every machine the ability to understand the real world, reason and act safely alongside people," Jensen Huang said at the signing.
AJP Takeaways
- Nvidia senior director Madison Huang, daughter of CEO Jensen Huang, is set to visit South Korea for Nvidia AI Day Seoul 2026 at COEX on Nov. 9-10, 2026, her fourth trip to the country in 2026.
- Huang met Samsung Electronics, SK hynix, LG Electronics, Hyundai Motor and Doosan Robotics in April 2026, came to Korea with Jensen Huang in June 2026 and toured LG Electronics' robot data factory in Seoul in August 2026.
- Nvidia's Korean partnerships now reach beyond memory chips into physical AI: an LG pact signed in August 2026, a Doosan collaboration in June 2026 and Hyundai Motor Group's 50,000-GPU AI factory plan announced in October 2025.
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