Dynamic Solution Discusses Next-Generation BCI and AI Chip Technology Cooperation With NVIDIA as Jensen Huang’s Daughter Visits

On the 19th (local time) at the World Robot Conference (WRC) held in Beijing, China, Madison Hwang, Senior Director of Product Marketing for NVIDIA Omniverse and Robotics, is seen conversing with Baek Myeonghun, CEO of Dynamic Solution, at the Dynamic Solution exhibition booth. Dynamic Solution

As Dynamic Solution discusses the potential for cooperation with NVIDIA in the fields of brain-computer interface (BCI) and artificial intelligence (AI) chip-based robotics technology, expectations are rising for the expansion of its physical AI business.

Dynamic Solution announced on August 24 that Madison Hwang, Senior Director of Product Marketing for NVIDIA Omniverse & Robotics, visited its exhibition booth at the World Robot Conference (WRC) held in Beijing, China on August 19.

Madison Hwang, the eldest daughter of Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, met with Paik Myunghoon, CEO of Dynamic Solution, and the company's technical team to discuss the potential for technological collaboration in BCI-based robotics and related AI chip sectors.

In particular, Hwang directly observed a demonstration of Dynamic Solution's robotic hand 'X-HAND,' reportedly showing keen interest in its remote precision actuation, safety, and the potential to expand into BCI and physical AI domains.

X-HAND is a tactile, wearable robotic hand that can be operated remotely in extended reality (XR) environments. Its core technology lies in highly sensitive tactile sensors, which detect subtle hand movements and force from the user and transmit them to remote environments.

According to the company, it enables precise gripping by recognizing not only the act of holding objects, but also the degree of pressure and deformation—allowing the robot hand to adjust its force as a human hand would. It is expected to be applied across various fields, including remote medical services, rehabilitation, precision manufacturing, and operations in hazardous environments.

Dynamic Solution plans to integrate BCI and AI technologies into X-HAND, developing it as a next-generation physical AI platform.

The concept is that brainwave signals generated when a user intends to move their hand are analyzed via BCI and then transmitted to X-HAND's remote actuation system, enabling the robotic hand to move in response to the user's intended motion alone. The addition of AI-based interpretation of user intent could evolve this into a more advanced robot control system.

The company has already secured relevant technological foundations. In March, Dynamic Solution acquired X-HAND-related technology and obtained a non-exclusive license from the Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) of Korea. ETRI has filed three patents in Korea and one patent in the United States related to this technology.

Dynamic Solution is also expanding its cooperation with the global robotics ecosystem. The company has discussed potential technological collaborations with BrainCo, a Chinese BCI specialist; Noetics Robotics, a humanoid robotics company; and Neurix, a developer of autonomous unmanned delivery systems.

Through these efforts, the company aims to gradually expand the application areas of X-HAND from BCI and rehabilitation robotics to encompass humanoids, autonomous platforms, and industrial robots.

Paik Myunghoon, CEO of Dynamic Solution, commented, "By integrating BCI and AI technologies with X-HAND's remote precision actuation and tactile technology, we plan to advance this platform into a next-generation robotic hand with global market competitiveness. We will expand the possibilities for cooperation with global technology leaders such as NVIDIA and broaden our business into various fields, including humanoids, industrial robotics, rehabilitation, and medical applications."

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