'Thermoelectric Semiconductor Tech Forum' to be held in Shanghai, China on the 25th of next month
Presentation on the latest thermoelectric semiconductor technology and product trends and application cases

LG Innotek is taking direct action to expand its presence in the Chinese thermoelectric semiconductor market.
LG Innotek announced on the 12th that it will hold the 'Thermoelectric Semiconductor Tech Forum,' showcasing its latest thermoelectric semiconductor technology, at the Hyatt Regency Shanghai, China, on October 25.

Thermoelectric semiconductors are a technology that implements cooling and heating functions by supplying electricity and generates power using temperature differences. This technology enables convenient cooling and heating without compressors or heating wires, and allows for precise control to the desired temperature even amidst external temperature fluctuations. Furthermore, it is an eco-friendly technology capable of recovering waste heat and recycling it into electrical energy.

LG Innotek is focusing on expanding the application fields of thermoelectric semiconductor technology from home appliances such as small refrigerators and water purifiers to industrial equipment such as telecommunications and cooling facilities, as well as vehicles, ships, and wearable devices.

LG Innotek selected China as the venue for its first global forum, based on its assessment that there is significant potential demand for thermoelectric semiconductor technology. Through this forum, LG Innotek plans to introduce its latest thermoelectric semiconductor technology to the Chinese market to promote its utilization and create business cooperation opportunities with various companies and institutions.

The theme of the 'Thermoelectric Semiconductor Tech Forum' is 'Eco-friendly & Convenient life created with thermoelectric technology.' This means that you will come to understand the value of thermoelectric semiconductors, which can innovate the convenience and design of finished products and enhance their eco-friendly advantages.

At this forum, academic experts, including Professor Chen Lidong of the Shanghai Institute of Ceramic Science and Applied Sciences (SICCAS) and Professor Lee Kyu-hyung of Yonsei University, will present on the trends, prospects, and strengths of thermoelectric semiconductor technology. In addition, representatives from key industries such as automotive and chemical will introduce case studies of thermoelectric semiconductor applications currently being utilized in industrial settings.

In addition, LG Innotek will unveil its thermoelectric semiconductor solutions, which have been internalized using proprietary technology ranging from thermoelectric materials to devices and modules, as well as its future R&D roadmap. An exhibition booth will also be set up where participants can experience products utilizing thermoelectric semiconductors firsthand.

"A company official said, 'This forum will be a good opportunity to inform the Chinese market about the value and future potential of eco-friendly thermoelectric semiconductor technology.'"

Anyone can participate in this forum by registering in advance. Registration is available from September 17 to October 22 on the Thermoelectric Semiconductor Forum website .