 Good morning, everyone, and welcome to CES 2018. So today at CES, we introduce LG's global AI brand. It's called LG ThinQ. LG ThinQ will completely change the way we use our products. Our products will learn from users to provide intelligent services, not the other way around. So you won't have to study instruction manuals anymore. LG ThinQ has three main characteristics. The first is the ability to evolve with time. The more you use our products, the better they evolve to meet your specific needs. For example, the LG ThinQ air conditioner learns your living patterns over time. It cools to the temperature you want, when you want it. In the car, LG's cabin monitoring technology learns the driver's facial expressions and gesture. It recognizes the moment you start getting drowsy and it alerts you. The second characteristic of LG ThinQ is the ability to integrate AI into a diverse portfolio of everyday products. LG makes many products that you use every single day, in the home, on the road, and in the office. Through this wide range of network products, you will be able to benefit from AI as a seamless user experience. The third characteristic of LG ThinQ is the openness. Our philosophy of LG ThinQ is to provide the best AI experience to our customers, whether it comes from our own or from external partners' solutions. The world has become just too complex for any single company to insist on a proprietary closed solution. So our open strategy is always to provide the most powerful AI solution to the users by utilizing open platform, open partnership, and open connectivity. So in our open ecosystem, you can use LG's refrigerator panel to control an IoT device from another manufacturer. Imagine that. I'm very excited to be here to talk about how the Google Assistant and LG are continuing to work together. Our collaboration with LG, which began on phones, has continued over the last year and a half. And because of LG's breadth of products, we've been able to work together on all kinds of devices. With the Google Assistant, you can check the status of your LG home appliances or tell your LG OLED TV to turn on the air purifier if the room gets stuffy. You know, as head of marketing for LG Electronics here in the US, I often get asked, do consumers really need all these smart devices? Is there really any benefit? Well, today, I'm going to demonstrate how LG AI is making people's lives easier and better both in the home and outside. So to help me show the LG family of AI home appliances, allow me to introduce Chloe. Hello, Chloe. Good morning, Dave. I hope you're well. What can I do for you today? Now look, there are already a variety of products that help make homes smarter, including speakers that listen and even talk. And Chloe here is our way to operate your LG devices via voice commands and, I might add, the most interactive as well. It's Saturday morning. I get up. I first like to make sure everything is ready for the day. Chloe, what's my schedule? You need to go to the gym at 10 a.m. today. Power up. Power up. Smart learner has set the washer to the sportswear setting. Sounds like the perfect setting for my workout gear. Thanks, Chloe. Chloe, am I ready on my washer cycle? Even robots have bad days. The LG InstaView Thank You refrigerator is the latest when it comes to smart AI in the kitchen. 29-inch full HD touchscreen display helps you look up recipes, check weather, and yes, even do grocery shopping. So let me demonstrate. Chloe, what's for dinner tonight? Okay, Chloe is not going to talk to me. Chloe doesn't like me, evidently. So in this case, we're going to go to find out that we've got chicken in the refrigerator and it's expiring in three days. It looks like we should use the chicken. Chloe, are you talking to me yet? What recipes could I make with chicken? Okay, we're going to search recipes and we're going to find buffalo chicken pizza. We can actually send the recipe over to the oven. So the oven will automatically now set and preheat. You may wonder why does a television need AI when we already have so many different intelligent speakers? Well, there's a few key advantages. The first one is having AI on the television is the ability to control the television with just your voice. You can also connect and control all your smart home devices. For example, before our next guest arrives to my home, I want to share more about the TV innovations, but I also want to make sure that the room is all set for his arrival. Turn the air purifier on. You got it. Turning on the air purifier. My next guest will be so pleased. The air is pure and clean now. But the major enhancements to our TV lineup don't stop with AI integration, and it all begins with a tiny yet powerful processor. Our new proprietary Alpha 9 intelligent processor will be featured in this year's OLED TVs. Now remember, the processor plays a crucial role in delivering realistic lifelike images in a few different ways. First, by minimizing picture noise. The Alpha 9 processor uses a four-step process to reduce noise artifacts. Most only use two. Now most TVs use edge-based depth enhancement, but LG TVs use an object-based enhancer, which can precisely separate main on-screen objects from the background. Viewers can enjoy more accurate lifelike color thanks to the expanded color lookup table, which offers more natural color, expanding the reference color coordinates by over seven times. Another important feature of the Alpha 9 processor is high frame rate support. That LG OLED TVs will be ready to support next generation content at 120 frames per second. LG's 2018 OLED TVs add support for advanced HDR by Technicolor, building on a legacy of supporting most major HDR formats. With LG's NanoCell display with IPS, more of those rich, accurate colors are maintained even from wider viewing angles. However, probably the most meaningful change to the 2018 Super UHD lineup is the addition of full array local dimming backlighting. Now this is critical for viewing HDR content. So ladies and gentlemen, please allow me to introduce our lineup of concept robots. So we have three here. We have a serving robot, a porter robot, which will handle various hospitality needs, and a shopping cart robot, which can provide automatic payment and grocery service at supermarkets. Let's take a closer look at each robot. So the serving robot's role, as the name implies, is to serve meals to guests at a hotel, maybe room service, or even an airport lounge. See what the serving robot has for me today. Maybe breakfast, but instead, the daily newspaper. Now the porter robot is going to be able to take luggage to the hotel room, but an additional benefit is that it'll offer express check-in and check-out services. And finally, shoppers can reduce time spent in supermarket by scanning the barcodes of the grocery items using the shopping cart robot. Ladies and gentlemen, the future is here today, and with LG, life's good. Thank you very much for your attention. Have a great show.