The Korea Times
The battery industry is entering a new era of competition as companies move beyond labor-intensive expansion toward artificial intelligence (AI)-driven manufacturing and operations. Increasingly, leadership is expected to depend on how quickly companies can analyze data, improve productivity and accelerate innovation through AI. At the forefront is LG Energy Solution. In an April message to employees, CEO Kim Dong-myung described AI transformation, or AX, as “an essential task directly tied to survival” and “a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reshape the competitive landscape.” “Responding with simple quantitative expansion offers little chance of meaningful success,” Kim said, emphasizing the need to “change the rules of the game through AX centered on core assets and talent.” The company is already generating tangible results by integrating AI technologies across manufacturing and operations. One of the clearest examples is LG Energy Solution’s next-generation cylindrical battery smart factory project based on intelligent autonomous manufacturing, which recently wo
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