CLOiD

LG's wheeled home robot for a 'Zero Labor Home.'

LG CLOiD is a wheeled home robot unveiled at CES 2026 as the centerpiece of LG's 'Zero Labor Home' vision — a machine meant to cook, do laundry, and tidy up by coordinating with LG's ThinQ smart-home appliances. It pairs a head that doubles as an AI hub (chipset, display, cameras, sensors, and voice-based generative AI) with a torso that tilts to change height, two seven-degree-of-freedom arms, and five-fingered hands, all on a low, stable wheeled base derived from LG's robot-vacuum work. In August 2026 LG announced a partnership with NVIDIA and said it would deploy CLOiD at its washing-machine plant in Tennessee this year for real-world validation, while separately developing a next-generation bipedal humanoid on NVIDIA's Isaac GR00T. CLOiD is still a pre-commercial demonstration platform: at CES it performed scripted chores slowly and did not always finish them, and LG has not disclosed dimensions, battery life, price, or a consumer release date — the numeric figures shown here are estimates.

• ◆Wheeled home robot for cooking, laundry, and tidying
• ◆Two 7-DoF arms; five individually actuated fingers per hand
• ◆Head doubles as an AI home hub with generative-voice AI
• ◆Deep integration with the LG ThinQ appliance ecosystem
• ◆To be validated at LG's Tennessee factory in 2026; no price yet