NVIDIA Expands Partnership With Doosan Group on Physical AI

*NVIDIA and Doosan Group will combine accelerated computing platforms with industrial automation and power systems across multiple Doosan subsidiaries.*

NVIDIA and Doosan Group announced an expanded collaboration focused on physical AI, robotics, and AI factory infrastructure. The work spans Doosan Robotics, Doosan Bobcat, Doosan Enerbility, and Doosan Corporation Electro-Materials BG.

The companies will pair NVIDIA’s full-stack accelerated computing platforms with Doosan’s existing work in industrial automation, power generation, and advanced electronics materials. No specific product timelines or financial terms were disclosed.

Scope of the effort

The partnership targets three areas. First, physical AI applications that combine perception, planning, and control for robots and autonomous machines. Second, robotics platforms that can operate in construction, energy, and manufacturing settings. Third, AI factory infrastructure that supports large-scale training and inference workloads inside Doosan facilities.

Why it matters

For Doosan, the move adds GPU-accelerated software and hardware to existing hardware lines in robotics and energy equipment. For NVIDIA, the agreement brings another industrial customer that already builds physical systems at scale. Both companies gain a concrete path to test full-stack AI in environments where downtime carries high costs.

The collaboration stays within announced boundaries. No claims were made about new chip designs, new robot models, or revenue impact.

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Sources:

• NVIDIA Blog

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