LG CLOiD Robot and Ultra-Thin TVs Take Center Stage at CES 2026
LG debuted the CLOiD household robot and ultra-thin Wallpaper TVs at CES 2026. Featuring dual arms and AI personalization, the LG CLOiD robot CES 2026 launch marks a new era for smart homes.
Your home just got a brain and its own set of hands. On Monday morning in Las Vegas, Korean tech giant LG showcased its latest vision for the future at CES 2026, revealing a sophisticated household helper and displays that push the limits of physics.
Hands-on with the LG CLOiD Robot at CES 2026
The star of the show was CLOiD, a new mobile robot designed for the home. Unlike previous stationary models, this helper moves on wheels and features two arms with five actuated digits on each hand. This allows it to perform complex household tasks that were once thought impossible for consumer-grade robots.
According to Mashable, the robot utilizes a combination of cameras, sensors, and an AI brain to navigate and interact with its environment. This system enables the robot to learn and personalize its responses to the owner over time, making it more efficient as a domestic assistant.
Wallpaper TVs That Defy Expectations
LG also expanded its display lineup with new Wallpaper TVs. These sets measure just a handful of millimeters in thickness. Despite their incredibly thin profile, they offer large, vibrant visuals that seem to blend seamlessly into any wall, providing a glimpse into the next phase of home entertainment design.
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