LG has announced that it will present its new LG home robot CLOiD model, highly anticipated by the technology world, at the CES 2026 exhibition. This robot, developed with the vision of a 'Zero Workload Home,' aims to take on all household tasks, offering users more free time.
Redaksiya reports that LG's new move is based on the 'Zero Workload Home' concept, which aims to eliminate the workload in daily life through technology. CLOiD is designed to automatically perform various household chores such as vacuuming, cleaning, washing clothes, and preparing meals. This robot is equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced sensor technologies, learning and adapting to the home environment.
One of CLOiD's key features is its ability to adapt to users' individual needs. The robot can plan, prioritize, and even learn tasks according to user requests. For example, CLOiD can prepare a user's shopping list, order necessary groceries, or optimize the home's energy consumption. LG also prioritizes CLOiD's safety. The robot has functions such as overcoming obstacles, not falling down stairs, or interacting with pets. This helps prevent the robot from causing harm to other objects and people in the home.
The CLOiD model, to be presented at CES 2026, will showcase LG's latest achievements in the field of home robots. The company has paid special attention to the robot's design, functionality, and user experience. LG believes that CLOiD will not only simplify household chores but also provide users with a more comfortable and quality life. This new robot is an important step for LG on the path to realizing its 'Zero Workload Home' vision.