South Korean electronics company founded as GoldStar in 1958, LG developed the CLOi line of service robots since 2017 for hospitality, healthcare, and retail. Announced CLOiD, its first humanoid home robot, in December 2025 as part of its 'Zero Labor Home' vision.
LG Electronics is a South Korean technology company developing consumer electronics, home appliances, AI devices, and robotics. Founded in 1958, the company has expanded beyond traditional electronics into autonomous service robots, smart home platforms, and embodied AI as part of its long-term vision for intelligent living environments. Its robotics portfolio includes the CLOi family of commercial service robots for hospitality, retail, healthcare, and logistics, alongside investments in autonomous robotics through its majority acquisition of Bear Robotics. LG is also developing CLOiD, a humanoid home robot aligned with its vision of the Zero Labor Home, where AI-powered robots work seamlessly with connected appliances to automate everyday household tasks.
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LG Electronics presented LG CLOiD, a home robot concept for a Zero Labor Home vision, at CES 2026.
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