00:03한국의 두 가장 큰 industrial groups
00:06그냥 하나의 팀을 제작합니다.
00:09Samsung과 Hyundai Motor Group
00:11원하는 future mobility 함께.
00:13Their target is physical AI,
00:16where software controls robots and vehicles.
00:19It's Tuesday, November 10,
00:22let's take a look at a key development
00:24in Korea's industry sector.
00:25Samsung makes chips, batteries and displays.
00:30Hyundai makes cars and owns the robot maker, Boston Dynamics.
00:34Their ties now span three generations of leadership.
00:38Here's what the numbers show.
00:41177 executives from both groups met on November 9
00:45at Samsung's Hyundai Appreciation Day.
00:49Samsung SDI aims to supply batteries
00:52for Boston Dynamics humanoid robots.
00:55The two groups plan to jointly develop automotive chips
00:59for autonomous driving.
01:01Samsung display panels and Samsung SDI batteries
01:04are lined up for Hyundai electric vehicles.
01:08Separately, Samsung Electronics opens pre-orders
01:12for its AI glasses on November 12, challenging Meta.
01:16So what does this mean for supply chain managers
01:19and industry analysts?
01:20Earlier, we said both groups are targeting physical AI.
01:25Here's what that actually means for you.
01:28Korea is building a domestic supply chain from chips to robots.
01:32Global suppliers of automotive chips and batteries
01:35may face a tighter Korean alliance.
01:38Joint chip development contracts.
01:41Battery orders for Boston Dynamics robots.
01:44Early demand for Samsung's AI glasses.
01:48That's today's AI Prism Industry Daily.
01:51This episode was produced with AI assistance
01:54based on Seoul Economic Daily reporting
01:57and reviewed by a human editor.
02:00AI Prism is a Juan Ifra award-winning series.
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