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Nvidia robotics executive's planned Korea visit lifts robot stocks
Nvidia robotics senior director Madison Huang plans to visit South Korea next month.
The news sent Korean robot-related shares higher early in trading on October 28.
Investors expect the visit could lead to more cooperation with Korean companies in physical AI, which connects artificial intelligence with machines that act in the real world.
At 9:43 a.m., Rainbow Robotics shares were up 14.65%, or 51,500 won, on the KOSDAQ market.
The gains reflect expectations about potential partnerships, not a confirmed deal.
Huang's visit next month is the next development described.
Nvidia robotics executive Madison Hwang is expected to visit South Korea next month, prompting gains in domestic robot-related stocks.
Investors appeared to respond to hopes that Nvidia could expand cooperation with South Korean companies in physical AI.
At 9:43 a.m. on Oct. 28, Rainbow Robotics shares were up 14.65% on the KOSDAQ market.
The report said robot-related shares were broadly stronger in early trading.
- Who
- Nvidia robotics executive Madison Hwang and South Korean robot-related companies.
- What
- Hwang is expected to visit South Korea next month. Domestic robot-related shares rose in early trading.
- When
- The report was published on Oct. 28, 2026; the visit is planned for next month.
- Where
- South Korea; the reported share moves were on the KOSDAQ market.
- Why
- Investors appeared to expect expanded cooperation with South Korean companies in physical AI.
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Nvidia robotics executive Madison Hwang is expected to visit South Korea.
Rainbow Robotics shares were up 14.65% on the KOSDAQ market.
- Executive
- Madison Hwang, Nvidia robotics division senior director
- Planned visit
- South Korea next month
- Rainbow Robotics
- Up 14.65% at 9:43 a.m. on Oct. 28
- Market
- KOSDAQ