LG Innotek (011070) is attracting market attention by continuing its upward trend during the intraday trading on the 5th. As of the afternoon of the same day, LG Innotek is trading at 1.18 million won, up 7,000 won (0.60%) from the previous day, showing a steady trend. The trading volume has exceeded 1.36 million shares. This demonstrates a stable trend continuing even after the stock price recently recorded a sharp increase.

The background of the stock price increase lies in the visit to Korea by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. CEO Huang heightened market expectations during his arrival process on the same day, stating, "We are preparing a few surprise gifts for Korea."

Mentioning robotics as one of the fields he is currently most interested in, he emphasized the growth potential of the physical AI and robotics industries. In particular, he evaluated that Korea is a country with world-class manufacturing competitiveness, adding that it possesses an environment where robot and physical AI technologies can be quickly applied to actual industrial sites.

The industry interprets these remarks as a signal that interest is expanding beyond semiconductors to encompass the entire robot, autonomous driving, smart factory, and advanced sensor industries. In particular, LG Innotek, which has secured global competitiveness in the camera module and advanced optical component sectors, is being re-evaluated.

Physical AI refers to AI that perceives, judges, and acts in the real world. To realize this, various hardware technologies are essential, including not only high-performance semiconductors but also cameras, sensors, and communication modules. As the robot and physical AI industries grow, the importance of high-performance cameras, image sensors, and 3D recognition technology increases, which again highlights LG Innotek's technological competitiveness. Recently, LG Innotek has also been focusing on expanding its business related to sensors for autonomous vehicles, next-generation automotive electronic components, and AI-based image recognition technology.

A securities industry official analyzed, "As the AI industry expands from a semiconductor-centric focus to the robotics and physical AI sectors, there is a possibility that related component companies will be re-evaluated," adding, "LG Innotek is also one of the companies that can garner attention during this transition process."

Meanwhile, the business community predicts that CEO Jensen Huang will meet with the heads of major domestic conglomerates on the evening of the 5th to discuss cooperation measures, focusing on AI semiconductors, robotics, and data center infrastructure.

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