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By News Reporter
At LG, innovation extends beyond technology – it’s about creating meaningful experiences that inspire change and shape the future. This vision comes to life through LG College Day, an immersive program that connects students with LG’s corporate culture, emphasizing sustainability and real-world innovation as core values.
Recently, over 50 Princeton University Korean language students visited LG Electronics North America’s headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. The visit provided a firsthand look at how LG is pioneering the future through cutting-edge technologies, insightful discussions and hands-on learning experiences.
For some, LG College Day is more than just an educational visit – it’s a gateway to a future career. One former participant was so inspired during his visit that he later joined LG as a full-time employee, underscoring the program’s role in connecting top talent with real-world opportunities.
The visit began with an introductory session where students explored LG’s business strategy, technological advancements and global impact. A highlight of the session was a dynamic panel discussion featuring LG executives and industry experts, who shared valuable insights on career development, leadership and the future of technology.
Students then stepped into LG’s showroom, where they interacted with groundbreaking innovations such as the LG SIGNATURE OLED T – the world’s first wireless and transparent OLED TV – and the LG StanbyME, a portable wireless screen acclaimed for maximizing users’ on-the-go productivity. The OLED Flexible Signage display delivered an immersive visual experience that brought images to life with stunning clarity and realism.
Next, students explored LG’s Home Appliance showroom, where they witnessed AI-powered innovations that are transforming everyday life. From smart refrigerators that suggest optimal recipes to AI-driven washers that optimize laundry cycles, LG continues to set new standards for intelligent home solutions.
A visit to LG’s cutting-edge Virtual Studio offered a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process behind the company’s global marketing campaigns. The studio, a high-tech production space for commercials and product photography, highlighted LG’s emphasis on storytelling and branding.
Students also gained insight into LG’s environmental and social initiatives, including the Endangered Species Series, the Pollinator Garden and LG’s LEED Platinum Certification – reinforcing the company’s commitment to sustainability.
Beyond technology and business insights, LG College Day provided students with an opportunity to engage with LG’s Human Resources team, exploring various career paths and business opportunities within the company.
Jung Kyu-hwang, CEO of LG Electronics North America, emphasized the importance of fostering connections with the younger generation: “By engaging with young people, especially Gen Z students, we’re not just showcasing our innovations – we’re building connections for the future.”
LG College Day continues to grow as a platform for inspiring future leaders, bridging the gap between academia and industry while celebrating the synergy of innovation, corporate responsibility and Korean culture.
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By News Reporter
Amid the buzz of CES 2025 in Las Vegas, LG’s sweeping semi-circular façade provided one of the most unmissable spectacles of the entire tradeshow as it brought the company’s vision to life with vibrant animated characters. Going beyond its eye-grabbing entrance, the booth embodied this year’s theme of “Life’s Good 24/7 with Affectionate Intelligence,” showcasing how LG’s AI-powered innovations understand and enhance every moment of daily life.’
The journey through LG’s AI-enhanced day began in the Rise & Shine (LG AI Home) zone. Here, the LG AI Home demonstrated how “Affectionate Intelligence” transforms daily routines for the better. At its core was an advanced on-device AI hub that learns and analyzes lifestyle patterns to deliver personalized solutions without the need for external server connections, enhancing performance and privacy. Visitors explored these AI innovations via an engaging double-sided diorama featuring transparent OLED Signage solutions with detailed miniatures, showcasing how LG’s on-device AI makes mornings more comfortable and efficient by proactively understanding and responding to user needs.
Visitors could witness this technology in real-life scenarios. For instance, when the system detected someone starting their workday, it automatically created the optimal environment by tailoring the lighting, temperature and humidity of the room to their preferences. With the acquisition of Athom, an industry-leading smart home platform company, LG’s AI seamlessly integrates with over 200 brands and 50,000 devices for limitless scalability and interoperability.
In the Connect & Cruise (Car-Commercial) zone, LG demonstrated how its AI extends into mobility spaces through the Vision AI Mobility Concept. Visitors experienced LG’s advanced In-Cabin Sensing technology, which recognizes drivers as soon as they enter the vehicle and monitors their comfort, safety and convenience throughout their journey. The system intelligently tracks the driver’s gaze to assess their attention and intentions while simultaneously monitoring their health in real time, illustrating how LG’s AI enables a more personalized and safer mobility experience. In addition, LG’s digital out-of-home (DOOH) platform, installed on the wall to simulate a commercial space, leveraged its AI sensing capabilities enhance visitor interactions.
The Work & Create (Intelligent Office) zone underscored LG AI’s ability to turn a traditional office into an intelligent workspace. Visitors could see 2025 gram lineup, featuring LG’s first AI-powered laptops – such as the LG gram Pro, LG gram Pro 2-in-1, LG gram and LG gram Book – that smartly adapt to users’ work styles and requirements. Meanwhile, the LG CreateBoard used its advanced AI capabilities to offer efficient document analysis and summary generation, all designed to enhance productivity.
In the Gear up & Game (Gaming Playground) zone, LG challenged visitors to try out its optimized, AI-powered gaming environment with its webOS smart gaming monitors including the LG UltraGear OLED Bendable Gaming Monitor. The versatile LG ThinQ ON system connects seamlessly with IoT sensors and devices to offer personalized gaming station configurations at the touch of a button. At the center of it all was the new, highly immersive webOS smart gaming monitor with α (Alpha) 9 AI processor, which delivers enhanced 4K visuals and three-dimensional audio through AI Picture Quality Pro and AI Sound Pro.
The journey continued with a visit to the dynamic Inspire & Innovate (LG Labs Studio) zone, where innovation met practical lifestyle solutions. This unique area showcased LG’s experimental products that cleverly combine various functions to create seamless multi-moment experiences, including the multifunctional LG Projector that’s a projector, light and speaker all in one.
The zone featured several more ingenious lifestyle solutions like the Indoor Gardening Appliance, the PureDuet coffee purifier and pet-friendly LG AeroCat, as well as the ultra-compact CineBeam S projector and stylish high-up wine cellar.
Furthermore, the forward-thinking LSM (Lifestyle Solution for Mobility) and PBV (Purpose-Based Vehicle) mobility solution demonstrated the company’s commitment to enhancing daily life through innovative technology.
LG’s aesthetic reached its peak at the center of the booth, where luxury and intelligent technology achieved perfect harmony in an elegant setting. The centerpiece was the LG SIGNATURE OLED T, the world’s first transparent and true wireless 4K OLED TV, which transformed traditional viewing experiences into the boldest artistic statements.
The atmosphere was further elevated by a stunning kinetic media façade made of 28 transparent slim OLED screens, synchronized with chandelier lighting to create mesmerizing visuals – from starry galaxies to stained glass patterns. This sublime show of art and technology in harmony demonstrated the true potential of LG’s advanced technology in turning everyday moments into extraordinary experiences.
Just around the corner, the Curate & Elevate (Upscale Home Living) zone elegantly presented exceptional evening entertainment with the seamless integration of innovative LG TVs into the living space. In a stunning collaboration with iconic design house Kartell, the LG SIGNATURE OLED T could be witnessed in all its glory. This revolutionary display effortlessly transitions from the transparent mode that offers an innovative and beautiful gallery experience to the opaque mode that provides perfect blacks, vibrant colors, and all the advantages that comes with an OLED TV.
Within the Night area of the zone, LG seamlessly integrated its premium appliances with sophisticated designs. The centerpiece was a second-generation LG SIGNATURE 4-Door French-Door refrigerator with a transparent OLED door panel, standing proudly beside the LG SIGNATURE Smart InstaView Over-the-Range Microwave and Slide-in Double Oven Induction Range, created in collaboration with the premium Italian furniture brand Molteni&C. Also featured were intelligent home solutions, including the LG SIGNATURE Washer & Dryer with AI DD technology and a striking 29-inch matte black washing machine and dryer pair that complemented the Molteni&C dressing room – each element showcasing LG SIGNATURE’s “Live Beyond” philosophy and premium innovations.
The Escape & Immerse zone invited visitors into a cutting-edge showcase of personalized entertainment powered by the company’s Alpha 11 AI processor and webOS platform. This unique “man cave” featured an expansive 97-inch OLED TV, projection mapping and a “secret door” leading to an immersive LG TV AI world. Guided by a virtual host, tech enthusiasts explored the exciting possibilities of the Alpha 11 and webOS integration, experiencing innovations like the AI-powered Magic Remote, Voice ID technology, cinematic sound and picture quality, and advanced deep learning and soundbar technologies.
Last but not least, the distinctive Dive & Vibe zone curated a multisensory exploration of AI-powered audio products created in collaboration with multi-platinum musician and tech entrepreneur, will.i.am. The “xboom by will.i.am” line showcased the fusion of technology, AI and musical creativity with its AI capabilities, including AI Sound, AI Lighting and AI Calibration functions, as well as will.i.am’s RAiDiO.FYI platform, which features an AI radio host that customizes infotainment content for each listener. Visitors could experience the LG xboom’s signature sound, professionally tuned with will.i.am, through the new family of Bluetooth speakers – the xboom Stage 301, xboom Bounce and xboom Grab – and the new earbuds, xboom Buds.
This year’s LG CES booth masterfully illustrated how “Affectionate Intelligence” transforms technology from a mere tool into an intuitive companion, seamlessly integrating AI across every dimension of the human experience – from the home and office to the entertainment and mobility sectors. Stay tuned as LG continues to redefine innovation and enrich daily life, proving once again that Life’s Good.
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By Kane Murphy
I have an LG C2 OLED TV. I have noticed that whenever I connect any player (Bluray or Set-top box) through HDMI and watch DV content with Bluetooth earbuds/headphones connected to the TV, the video's DV metadata is out of sync and causes delayed brightness change at every scene cut. In addition to that, I also see this weird outline for any moving objects in the scene as well.
This issue doesn't happen if I watch the DV content directly through the Webos player itself and I have watched a lot of stuff that way. The issue also doesn't happen if I watch standard HDR10 stuff through an HDMI player. It is only weirdly specific to the scenario where the DV content is played through an external player through HDMI and a Bluetooth audio device is connected to the TV. The issue again doesn't happen in the case of DV content playing through HDMI without any Bluetooth device connected to the TV.
It would be great if someone could confirm this is the case with their TV as well, and if anyone has any idea on why this is happening and what can be done to fix it.
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By News Reporter
SEOUL, Dec. 10, 2024 — LG Electronics (LG) has announced a partnership with creative artist, multi-platinum musician, and tech entrepreneur, will.i.am, to launch a new line of audio products under the brand “
link hidden, please login to view.” The partnership aims to transform xboom into a culture-forward brand with an urban aesthetic, providing an all-new audio experience. In this partnership, LG has appointed will.i.am as LG xboom’s “Experiential Architect.” He will play a pivotal role in carving out a new space for xboom in the audio industry. Drawing inspiration from his pop culture and technological know-how, will.i.am will provide strategic counsel for LG xboom’s product development, design and brand marketing. By combining LG’s advanced technologies with will.i.am’s unique insights as a world-renowned music artist and tech entrepreneur, this partnership will infuse LG xboom products with fresh creative aspirations.
“Working with renowned tech and lifestyle innovator, LG, opens the door to groundbreaking and dynamic experiences that speak to a broader community of music enthusiasts,” said will.i.am. “By bringing our cutting-edge technology and distinctive creative visions together with LG xboom, we want to foster an iconic culture where people can explore their passion for music with others on a whole new level.”
The 2025 line of “xboom by will.i.am” products, including Bluetooth speakers and wireless earbuds will be unveiled at CES 2025. The xboom Buds will be the first product available in the market.
All “xboom by will.i.am” products bear the mark of will.i.am, who took part in creating LG xboom’s signature sound that boasts a rich bass with a balanced and warm tones. It comes in two distinct modes for listening: one mode provides stimulating sounds that gets you moving with powerful bass while a second mode offers a soothing sound with harmonious tones. The overarching design for LG xboom aims to elevate music enjoyment. Speakers incorporate clever embellishments such as easy-to-hold straps and colorfully interactive lighting that is in sync with the beat of the music being played. Earbuds are designed ergonomically with ear tips and ear hooks for a comfortable fit that also delivers the best sound experience.
“This launch marks the integration of our wireless earbuds and Bluetooth speakers into one audio brand, LG xboom,” said Lee Jeong-seok, head of LG Media Entertainment Solution Company’s audio business division. “We are thrilled to announce this partnership with will.i.am that will play a critical role in solidifying LG xboom’s new identity.”
All “xboom by will.i.am” products will be integrated with will.i.am’s RAiDiO.FYI, an AI-powered interactive audio experience, to introduce a new generation of listeners to infotainment. RAiDiO.FYI empowers listeners with unique abilities to immerse, personalize and have a two-way real-time conversation with their favorite topic-based STAiTiONS. This conversational media platform transforms radio as we know it into a new dimension, connecting consumers deeper with the music, talk radio and cultural content they love.
LG and will.i.am will celebrate this new partnership with product showcases and tech demonstrations at CES 2025 (January 7-10). To know more about “xboom by will.i.am”, please visit .
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By News Reporter
In this installment of On the Job, we explore LG’s IR Division and their efforts to communicate with key stakeholders, sharing progress updates and future plans to enhance the company’s value.
Effective investor relations (IR) are critical to a company’s success, fostering transparency by providing clear and accurate information to investors, analysts and other stakeholders. The role of IR professionals is evolving globally to encompass important corporate functions including sustainability. Rather than merely serving as liaisons between the organization and the financial community, IR teams are increasingly becoming strategic partners, playing a vital role in advancing Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) initiatives that go beyond traditional sustainability reporting.
As a company that has always prioritized transparent communications with customers or investors alike, LG has carefully constructed a highly skilled team of IR practitioners. In this installment of On the Job, we get an “up close” look at LG’s IR Division to learn about their tasks, the challenges they face and what motivates them to excel in their field.
The primary mission of an IR organization is to ensure fair business valuation, create an environment conducive to raising funds through capital markets and maintain a stable shareholder base.
“To achieve this, our Division handles a range of tasks, from responding to investors and overseeing corporate disclosures to announcing earnings and conducting business briefings and shareholder meetings,” said Park Won-jae, head of IR Division at LG Electronics.
IR activities can be broadly categorized into three main areas: enhancing capital market integrity by ensuring compliance with relevant regulations and laws in information sharing; communicating with investors about the company’s management status, strategies and vision through corporate presentations and conferences; and collaborating with related organizations, such as finance, to establish shareholder return policies like dividends or share buybacks to enhance shareholder value.
LG’s IR Division consists of the IR Planning Team and the IR Communications Team. The IR Communications Team focuses on managing interactions with Korean and international investors and handling activities that require a high level of external engagement. Meanwhile, the IR Planning Team oversees policy-related tasks, such as company information disclosures and shareholder meetings.
Given that each team handles different types of tasks with varying scopes of collaboration and expected outcomes, team members need to possess skills and expertise tailored to their specific responsibilities.
“Members of the IR Planning Team must possess a strong awareness of compliance and a thorough understanding of relevant systems and regulations,” stated Lee Seung-ju, head of the IR Planning Team. “In contrast, the IR Communications Team requires exceptional communication skills, as their role involves extensive interaction with both Korean and global investors.” Additionally, it is crucial for members of both teams to have a comprehensive understanding of capital markets, the industry landscape and the various segments of the company’s operations.
The daily routines of LG’s IR Division members are significantly influenced by the time of year. “Our work follows a distinct cycle that typically aligns with quarterly, semi-annual and annual financial reporting schedules,” explained Kim Seung-hyun, head of the IR Communication Team. “Key recurring tasks include annual events such as the general shareholder meeting, quarterly earnings announcements and Non-Deal Roadshows (NDRs).* As these dates approach, our focus shifts to organizing these events.”
For instance, quarterly earnings announcements are generally shared in late April, July, October and January. “In the roughly 20 days leading up to these announcements, we collaborate closely with various organizations across business units to shape the company’s message to the market,” explained Kim. “We carefully consider how this information might impact our stakeholders once it becomes public.”
The annual general shareholder meeting also demands significant attention, as the IR teams must adhere to strict legal procedures under Korea’s Commercial Act. “We typically begin preparations in the fourth quarter for a meeting scheduled for next March, where we will discuss the previous year’s financial results,” added Lee.
In contrast to these predictable, routine activities, the capital markets are constantly evolving, necessitating flexibility and precision in communications and shareholder policy. “Since we are influenced by external variables, our non-routine tasks often involve new or unfamiliar situations, making IR work highly dynamic,” said Kim.
Skilled, creative and highly dedicated, LG’s IR Division has garnered recognition for its stellar work and commitment to transparent communications. Recently, the Division was honored with the Financial Services Commission Chairman’s Award (Grand Prize) at the 2024 Korea IR Awards hosted by the Korea Investor Relations Service. This accolade is not their first; they received the Grand Prize in the Corporate category in 2021 and the IR Council Chairman’s Award (Excellence Award) last year. This recognition is particularly meaningful as corporate value enhancement has become a key focus in global capital markets. LG has been acknowledged by capital market authorities and experts from various fields for its ongoing efforts to communicate with the market in a structured and sincere manner.
LG’s IR Division has been actively incorporating Future Vision 2030, the company’s mid- to long-term strategic direction, into investor communications. With this far-reaching vision, LG aims to drive sustainable growth by transitioning to a future-oriented business model while building on the world-class competitiveness and expertise it has developed over decades in core businesses such as home appliances. The IR Division’s consistent and genuine commitment to enhancing both corporate and shareholder value has been widely praised.
Since the Future Vision 2030 announcement last July, the company has bolstered external communications around business performance and direction. At major IR events, such as the general shareholder meeting, corporate presentations for international investors and investor forums, top LG executives – including the CEO and CFO – have engaged directly with the market in an open, transparent manner. Starting this year, LG has elevated its regular earnings conference calls. Previously led by IR and business unit management executives, the calls are now directly managed by the CFO.
Additionally, early this year, LG announced a new three-year dividend policy to improve shareholder value, featuring an increased payout ratio, a minimum annual dividend and semi-annual dividend payouts. In August, LG led Korea’s top 10 conglomerates by pre-announcing a value-up program focused on enhancing enterprise value. Then, on October 22, LG unveiled its “Corporate Value Enhancement Plan,” integrating its Future Vision 2030 with additional shareholder initiatives, including a target return on equity (ROE) of 10 percent or higher by 2027. Future actions under consideration include canceling existing treasury shares, additional share buybacks and potentially adopting quarterly dividends.
“Through these steps, we’re consistently demonstrating a sincere and proactive commitment to both corporate and shareholder value enhancement,” explained Lee.
Corporate value isn’t just about the numbers on financial statements; it also includes intangibles like future growth potential, the company’s image and brand value. “We have the major responsibility of representing LG Electronics and communicating its true corporate value to the market,” noted Kim. “We strive to be a model IR organization – one that embodies professionalism, passion and authenticity.”
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* Non-Deal Roadshow (NDR) is an activity where a company’s management meets with investors, analysts and other stakeholders to provide insights into the company’s business strategy, financial performance and future outlook. Unlike a Deal Roadshow (DR), which is focused on promoting a specific securities offering or transaction, NDRs can be seen as an IR activity targeting existing shareholders.
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Anthony Vaccari
Hi there to anyone who can help. I'm issuing problems with dark scenes with my LG 55uf770v and options screens showing up pixelated blacks. This happens through Netflix, ps4 Pro and skybox HD. I have tried all sorts from tampering with picture settings on all devices. I've had the TV for about 2 years and it's now out of warranty which is a bit of a stinger as it cost £980 at the time. Does anyone have a solution.
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