LG says its CLOiD home robot will fold laundry and prepare breakfast at CES

LG has teased that it will showcase a new robot for “Zero labor home” in CES. We now have more details on what to expect. The company says that it has CLOiD home robot You can get milk from the fridge, put croissants in the oven, and even do some laundry, including folding and stacking clothes.

CLOiD is not the first Laundry folding robot We saw it’s not the only one at CES this year – the SwitchBot Download H1 It will also be able to handle your obstacle. LG’s hardware looks particularly impressive, at least on paper. While the Onero looks like someone stuck some weapons on it Stop and shop MartyCLOiD has two fully articulated arms with seven degrees of motion mounted on a torso that can tilt and bend.

His head is very similar to his own Q9 robotWithout the handle, he will be able to communicate through spoken language and facial expressions. (Getting a sideways glance from an annoyed robot is really the future.) But the other big selling point will be CLOiD’s ability to integrate with your smart home devices. It’s essentially a smart home hub using the hands, but its support for ThinQ and ThinQ ON allows it to work seamlessly, especially with LG products. (No surprise there.)

Now whether anyone actually is or not He wants Whether they will have a robot walking around their home that they can control, or whether they will be able to afford such a thing, remains to be seen. But LG is clearly hoping we’ll all crave a mechanical butler/maid/chef/personal trainer.