LG’s new chore-completing home robot uses two arms to handle everyday tasks—here’s what we know so far.
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LG Teases a New Chore-Completing Mome Robot
LG’s New Home Robot Tackles Chores—Hands-On Help Is Coming Could your next household helper be a two-armed robot from LG? The South Korean tech giant just teased a new home robot capable of performing a “wide range” of domestic tasks—from tidying up to preparing simple meals. With AI-powered dexterity and human-like limbs, LG’s latest prototype, part of its CLOi (pronounced “Kloy”) robotics line, signals a major leap toward practical in-home automation. For anyone Googling “home robots that actually do chores,” this might be the breakthrough you’ve been waiting for. Credit: LG More Than a Gimmick: LG’s Serious Push Into Domestic Robotics Unlike novelty bots that vacuum or follow you around, LG’s new robot is designed with functional versatility in mind. Equipped with two articulated arms, advanced computer vision, and AI-driven task planning, it’s built to interact with everyday objects just like a human would. LG hasn’t revealed full specs yet, but early renders show the robot standing u…
