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[
    {
        "idx": 1,
        "result": "supported"
    },
    {
        "idx": 2,
        "result": "unsupported"
    }
]

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<reference>
CES 2026: LG to debut new CLOiD humanoid robot for the home - The Robot Report

LG debuts the CLOiD humanoid robot at CES 2026, a dual-armed home assistant designed to automate daily household chores.

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CES 2026: LG to debut new CLOiD humanoid robot for the home

By
Mike Oitzman
|
December 30, 2025
LG plans to debut its latest service robot at CES 2026. | Credit: LG Electronics

LG Electronics plans to showcase the newest member of the LG CLOi robot family, the LG CLOiD humanoid robot, at CES 2026 next week in Las Vegas. The company hasn’t shown any full-body views of the robot yet, but it described it as humanoid in appearance, with dual seven degree-of-freedom arms and five-fingered hands.

The robot joins the
LG CLOi
lineup of wheeled
service robots
. These robots have already been deployed in
retail
, restaurants, and
hospitality
.

The “D” in the LG CLOiD name stands for “Dynamic,” according to the
company
, but the “-oid” suffix also suggests a
humanoid
kinematic for the robot. There is no indication that CLOiD will be a
legged
robot, and the fact that all the other LG CLOi robots are wheeled robots would suggest that the
mobile manipulator
‘s base will also be wheeled.

LG Business Solutions’ door-type CLOi ServeBot. | Source: LG Business Solutions

CLOiD household functions to be revealed

LG said it designed CLOiD to perform a wide range of indoor
household
tasks; it’s still unclear which ones the new robot will be able to perform at launch. The robot’s chipset will be integrated by a display, speaker, cameras, and an array of sensors for expressive communication, natural voice interaction, and intelligent navigation, said the company.

LG is positioning CLOiD as a home assistant with the marketing messaging “Zero-Labor Home Makes Quality Time.” The South Korean company is promising a future where technology meaningfully reduces the burden of daily chores, allowing customers to focus more on the people and moments that matter most.

While LG has global brand recognition and the manufacturing prowess to build and deliver high-volume hard goods, its CLOiD product line could still suffer from the same
AI
model functionality gap that plagues many home-based humanoid robots currently.

LG takes a two-pronged approach to robotics

LG Electronics is strengthening its robotics portfolio through a two-pronged approach: R&D and strategic investment. The company has established an HS Robotics Lab within its Home Appliance Solution Company to further develop and differentiate its technologies.

Key domestic partners include
KIST
and
ROBOTIS
(in which it owns 7.36% equity). LG Electronics USA Inc. is based in Englewood Cliffs, N.J.

Globally, LG has invested in
Figure AI
,
Agibot
, and
Dyna Robotics
to advance home robot safety and foundational AI modeling. The company will show its products including CLOiD at Booth 15004 in the Las Vegas Convention Center during
CES
.

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About The Author
Mike Oitzman
Mike Oitzman is a robotics industry veteran and Senior Editor of WTWH Media’s Robotics Group, covering automation for The Robot Report and co-hosting its podcast. With 25+ years of experience, including leadership roles at Adept Technology, Mike founded the Mobile Robot Guide (acquired by WTWH). He is a leading expert on Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs), physical AI, and RaaS business models, holding a Systems Engineering degree and an MBA. He can be reached at
[email protected]
.

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</reference>

<statements>
1. Domestic consumer robotics is moving beyond planar cleaning devices constrained to flat floors toward platforms with physical manipulation skills and multi-level mobility
2. At the same time, domestic robotics is adopting multimodal Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models that map visual spatial inputs directly to motor actions
3. Platforms such as the LG CLOiD introduce humanoid dual-arm configurations mounted on mobile bases, using edge computer vision and high-precision torque actuators to perform household chores such as loading dishwashers, sorting laundry, and picking up dropped items
4. Hybrid Mobility Domestic Manipulators: Articulated wheel-leg chassis for stair climbing; dual multi-axis robotic arms; stereoscopic depth sensors; edge Vision-Language-Action (VLA) controllers
5. Hybrid Mobility Domestic Manipulators: Overcomes the single-floor limitation of consumer robotics; automates real-world chores like dishwashing and laundry across multi-story homes
</statements>

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