NVIDIA is launching a new experience program to expand the AI development ecosystem, starting in Korea.

NVIDIA announced that it will host the 'Build-a-Claw' event, where participants can build AI agents themselves, at D.CAMP Mapo in Seoul from April 21 to 22.

This program is an experiential session that has garnered significant interest since being introduced at GTC 2026 last March, and Korea is the first country in the world to officially operate it.

This event is part of the official program of 'NVIDIA Nemotron Developer Days Seoul 2026,' and participants can experience the entire process of designing and implementing AI agents with NVIDIA experts.

In particular, it is characterized by the ability to directly build large language model-based agents using NVIDIA's latest development tools, such as OpenClaw and NemoClaw, and customize them to suit desired functions.

This allows not only developers but also general participants to learn how to quickly build AI agents with safety and scalability.

The NVIDIA DGX Spark, referred to as a personal AI supercomputer, will also be on display at the event.

DGX Spark is a high-performance AI development environment It is a product designed to be implemented at the individual level, with ASUS and GIGABYTE participating as global partners.

Founders Edition models can be purchased through the official domestic partner, Leaders Systems, and product consultations and demonstrations will also be available during the event.

Pre-order applicants will also receive the benefit of booking a 60-minute private build session with an NVIDIA expert.

The application process is simple.

Anyone can participate for free by visiting the site during the event period without separate prior registration.

Official NVIDIA merchandise and souvenirs will be provided to visitors on a first-come, first-served basis.

Details regarding the event can be found on the official event page.

NVIDIA announced its goal to strengthen cooperation with the domestic developer community through this program and to spread the experience of developing AI agents to more users.

This event, held with the space sponsorship of D.CAMP Mapo, is considered an example demonstrating that Korea is emerging as a center for global AI technology experimentation.