Arches Korea Webinar | Physical AI Adoption: What Businesses Should Know Now
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What makes Physical AI different from today’s AI applications? As artificial intelligence moves beyond screens and into real-world environments, this question is becoming central to how businesses plan their operations, investments, and strategy.
Following the strong interest in our previous AI webinar, Arches is pleased to welcome back Eungjoon Yoo, CEO of Joon AI Consulting and former Enterprise Business Head at NVIDIA Korea, to explore this question at our October 28 Korean webinar, AI Market & Physical AI: From Intelligence to Action. Read the full webinar announcement for more details on the session.
Key Questions on Physical AI
Drawing on his experience in enterprise AI, Mr. Yoo will unpack the rise of Physical AI through three key questions:
- What sets it apart from today’s AI applications?
- What could accelerate or slow its real-world adoption?
- What should businesses start evaluating now?
Insights Grounded in Real-World Experience
During his time leading NVIDIA Korea‘s enterprise business, Mr. Yoo drove significant business growth and helped advance AI adoption through collaborations with major Korean enterprises.
In this session, he’ll share exclusive case study insights and practical perspectives on artificial intelligence adoption. He will also address the common questions and concerns companies raise, and connect market developments with the challenges and strategic decisions businesses face today.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is designed for corporate professionals, institutional investors, and consultants in Korea who want a practitioner’s view of where the AI market is heading and what it means for their organizations.
Secure Your Spot
Join us on October 28 to gain firsthand insights from an experienced industry leader. Registration is open now.
Please note:
- The webinar will be conducted in Korean.
- Participation is limited to professionals from corporations, institutional investors, and consulting firms based in Korea.
- The webinar access link will be shared only with registered participants.