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Samsung Electronics and Hyundai Motor Group held a joint event on Nov. 9 to strengthen cooperation in physical artificial intelligence and next-generation mobility technologies. The two groups plan to combine their technological strengths in robotics and energy, in addition to existing collaborations in semiconductors, batteries, and electric vehicle parts. Yonhap reports that Samsung hosted Hyundai executives at its Seochon training center for the event. Korea Times notes that the partnership aims to elevate their long-standing relationship from parts supply to advanced industry cooperation. Hyundai Motor Group's HTWO brand also announced a partnership with Air Liquide to expand hydrogen mobility in China on the same day. Business Korea reports that Hyundai and Kia's domestic dedicated electric vehicle sales nearly doubled in October.