[DiaryPoint = Reporter Eom Ju-yong] Madison Huang, NVIDIA’s senior director of product marketing for Omniverse and Robotics, has canceled her planned visit to Korea on Nov. 8. NVIDIA AI Day Seoul 2026 will proceed as scheduled on Nov. 9–10 at COEX in Seoul.
Huang had planned to visit Korea to attend the event and meet with relevant government officials, but reportedly canceled the trip for family reasons. A meeting scheduled for Nov. 8 with the Ministry of Science and ICT was also called off.
The event is designed for developers and researchers to share the latest AI technologies and examples of how they are being used in industry. NVIDIA’s official event guide lists sessions for Nov. 9 and hands-on workshops and special events for Nov. 10. Registration has closed after reaching capacity.
Nov. 9 sessions will cover physical AI, agentic AI and AI infrastructure. Deepu Talla, NVIDIA vice president of Robotics and Edge AI, will discuss the Isaac robotics platform and AI factories, while Jonathan Cohen, vice president of Applied Research, will cover inference and multi-agent orchestration.
Hands-on workshops running from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Nov. 10 will focus on deploying and optimizing large-scale AI inference and robotics workflows. The afternoon program is also set to include a forum on AI-powered scientific research, presentations by physical AI startups and an agentic AI community event.
Huang’s canceled visit and the event itself are proceeding independently, drawing attention to the fact that AI Day Seoul remains on schedule. The two-day event at COEX begins with sessions on Nov. 9, and recordings of key sessions are expected to be available afterward on NVIDIA On-Demand.