LG helps Genesis AI add robots to logistics
- June 29, 2026
- Steve Rogerson

South Korean firm LG CNS is evaluating and validating Genesis AI’s AI-powered general-purpose robots for manufacturing and logistics use cases at in the USA initially, and globally in the future.
California-based Genesis AI is a full-stack robotics company building a platform that lets general-purpose robots perform complex physical tasks across any environment. Partnering with companies that have proven robot integration and industrial deployment expertise is central to that strategy.
By building a scalable deployment model with LG CNS, Genesis AI is establishing the blueprint for how its general-purpose robots will reach enterprises globally.
“Working with LG CNS will help give companies around the world a clear path to deploying general-purpose robotics at enterprise scale,” said Zhou Xian, CEO of Genesis AI (www.genesis.ai). “Physical AI will be the next AI transformation and LG CNS is the ideal partner to help usher in this next era. LG CNS’s deep systems integration expertise across robot transformation, combined with its operational reach across LG and its customer network will help transform how work gets done across industries.”
Genesis AI and LG CNS are entering a multi-phase cross-industry partnership to bring robots to high-value industrial complex environments and use cases starting this year. In its initial phase, the partnership will conduct an evaluation across LG CNS’s enterprise customers, including LG affiliates, to prioritise use cases.
Genesis AI will identify where the dexterity, adaptability and real-world generalisation of its first general-purpose robot, Eno (www.genesis.ai/press/meet-eno), can deliver business value at scale. This will result in a co-developed multi-phase rollout plan.
Next, Genesis AI and LG CNS will execute a pilot to define their joint deployment playbook (workflow documentation, data collection, post-training, validation and more), which will leverage LG CNS’s expertise as a robot and AI integrator. These activities will set up the parties to execute the full multi-phase rollout of Genesis AI’s intelligent robots to LG affiliates and LG CNS customers across manufacturing, logistics and other labour-intensive sectors.
“At LG CNS, our role is to identify transformative technologies and help bring them into real-world operations at scale,” said Sangyeob Park, CTO of LG CNS (www.lgcns.com). “We believe Genesis’ approach to general-purpose robotics will unlock new levels of generalisation and automation across manufacturing, logistics and other complex environments with the AI+hardware platform approach.”
LG CNS provides the integration layer required to bring robots into existing workflows at scale, as well as direct access to operational infrastructure across manufacturing, logistics and electronics. This partnership provides an opportunity for both organisations as many enterprise operations involve the kind of high-variation, dexterous manipulation that traditional automation has not been able to address.
Genesis AI’s Gene (www.genesis.ai/press/press-release-gene-265) AI foundation model is built for exactly these conditions: it generalises across tasks, and with each new task the system learns, it requires less data and less time than the last, allowing deployment velocity to compound as the partnership scales. This combined with Genesis AI’s proprietary dexterous robotic hand, allows Genesis AI general-purpose robots to perform complex tasks with human-level manipulation.










