LG Electronics has revealed CLOiD, an AI home assistant robot, designed to manage household chores and enhance daily living.
LG Electronics has unveiled its latest innovation, the LG CLOiD, an AI-driven home assistant robot designed to facilitate household tasks. This announcement was made in The Korea Times.
Set to be fully showcased at CES 2026 on January 6, the CLOiD robot aims to revolutionize home life by managing chores, operating appliances, and engaging seamlessly with residents by understanding their habits and surroundings.
In a demonstration, the robot efficiently prepared breakfast for a user rushing to work by following a programmed routine. It fetched milk from the refrigerator, warmed croissants in the oven, and collected essential items like keys, showcasing its ability to streamline morning activities.
With a humanoid structure featuring a head and two arms, CLOiD moves on wheels and is adjustable in height from 105 cm to 143 cm. Its arms, measuring around 87 cm, enable it to reach various items around the home.
The robot’s head is the core of the "smart home" system, equipped with the LG Q9 platform, which includes a chipset, display, speakers, cameras, sensors, and advanced voice-generative AI technology.
According to LG representatives, "Our goal is to create a home where robots and AI-powered appliances take over household duties, allowing people to relax, enjoy life, and focus on what truly matters."
This launch follows a December 2025 performance by six humanoid robots from Unitree Robotics, which entertained as backup dancers at a concert, further highlighting the growing integration of robotics in daily life.
