[CES 2026] LG Display eyes humanoid robots, reinforces tech edge after turnaround

LAS VEGAS — As humanoid robots emerged as one of the most visible trends at CES 2026, LG Display CEO Jeong Cheol-dong said the company is preparing to respond to new display form factors, signaling a potential expansion of its display portfolio beyond traditional consumer electronics and automotive applications. After completing a hard-won turnaround, LG Display is also shifting its focus toward building a sustainable profit structure through technology-driven cost innovation, he added. Jeong noted that this year’s CES demonstrated how last year’s discussions around “physical AI” are beginning to materialize, particularly through the growing presence of humanoid robots. “Some companies are showing a very high level, while others are not yet at a stage where commercialization is possible,” Jeong said. “Still, seeing so many humanoid robots made me think that displays also need to innovate in step with these changes.” Jeong emphasized that the rise of humanoid robots does not pose a disruptive shift for LG Display, explaining that display requirements for robots are similWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times