3D AI company NdotLight, led by CEO Park Jin-young, announced that it will participate in NVIDIA GTC Taiwan, the world’s largest AI conference, held in Taipei, Taiwan, from June 1 to 4, where it will showcase its proprietary technologies for Physical AI asset generation and simulation.

In particular, NdotLight has been invited to the main event as a promising AI startup representing South Korea, raising the global profile of Korean startup technology.

At GTC Taiwan, NdotLight will go beyond its existing focus on generating complex articulated objects to unveil new technologies for generating and simulating highly challenging deformable assets, whose shapes physically change.

Throughout the event, NdotLight’s booth will feature demonstrations of parametric modeling and AI-based generation technologies, along with live demonstrations based on NVIDIA Isaac Sim™, NVIDIA’s robotics simulation platform.

For the first time, the company will showcase real-time simulations of the connection and fastening processes of power cables and LAN cables, which are considered challenging areas in manufacturing and automation processes, as well as the physical deformation of rigid bodies and soft bodies. Through these demonstrations, NdotLight aims to present a solution that can dramatically reduce the time required to build complex physical-environment assets essential for robot and Physical AI training.

NdotLight is also taking concrete steps to establish global partnerships and expand its technology ecosystem. During GTC, the company will sign an MOU with MetAI, a Taiwanese industrial digital twin startup, to establish a collaboration framework for entering the global simulation market.

In connection with this, on May 31, just before the event, NdotLight CTO Kim Sun-tae will participate as a speaker at Physical AI: Builders Night, a global networking event hosted by MetAI. Kim will share NdotLight’s vision for Physical AI innovation based on Sim-Ready assets, as well as its perspectives on the future of the manufacturing and simulation industries, with global experts.

During GTC, NdotLight CEO Park Jin-young will also personally participate in an IR pitching session for global investors and corporate representatives, where she will introduce the company’s growth roadmap and technological capabilities.

Park Jin-young, CEO of NdotLight, said, “This GTC Taiwan will be an opportunity to demonstrate NdotLight’s distinctive technological capabilities to the global market, expanding beyond rigid-body simulation into the field of deformable asset simulation. Through technology demonstrations within the NVIDIA ecosystem, we aim to help global manufacturing companies build Physical AI environments more quickly and precisely.”

Choi Ji-ho, Reporter
jhochoi51@irobotnews.com

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