"Investment for Future Generations" LG Electronics Opens Science Center in New Jersey, USA

[Asia Economy New York=Special Correspondent Seulgina Jo] LG Electronics has opened the ‘LG Exploratorium,’ a space in the United States where visitors can experience AI robots, electric vehicle driving simulators, and more.

On the 25th (local time), LG Electronics held the opening ceremony of the LG Exploratorium at its North American headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. The event was attended by Taebong Yoon, Vice President and Head of LG Electronics North America, Gordon Johnson, New Jersey State Senator, Bill Pascrell, New Jersey State Assemblyman, Mario Kranjac, Mayor of Englewood Cliffs, and other government officials.

The LG Exploratorium is a 440㎡ experiential space located within LG Electronics’ North American headquarters, completed in 2020. By exhibiting AI robots, interactive digital signage, electric vehicle driving simulators, and more, it allows students to develop interest in various fields such as science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics, and to experience them firsthand.

From the planning stage, LG Electronics partnered with global education company Discovery Education to develop content for the Exploratorium. Going forward, they plan to continuously develop related educational programs and are also in discussions with local governments to enable nearby schools to incorporate these into their regular curricula.

Vice President Taebong Yoon stated, “The LG Exploratorium is a space where students, who will lead future generations, can learn how technology and innovation impact people’s lives, improve productivity, and help protect the environment. Through investment in future generations, we will take a step closer to LG Electronics’ mission of ‘Innovation for a Better Life.’”

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