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LG CLOiD: A home robot that folds laundry and feels “annoyed”

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LG unveils a home robot that folds laundry and interacts emotionally, marking a step toward household automation.

Have you ever imagined a robot that folds your clothes and might look at you with annoyance? LG has turned this imagination into reality by unveiling its new home robot, “CLOiD.” The device represents a major step toward the “labor-free home,” equipped with precise mechanical capabilities and an interactive personality.

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Smart home assistant

“CLOiD” features an advanced mechanical design including two arms with seven degrees of freedom and a flexible torso. This flexibility allows it to perform tasks requiring high precision that traditional robots cannot handle, such as working with fabrics and fragile objects.

Laundry folding and cooking

Its most prominent function is folding and stacking laundry, which is a tedious household chore. In addition, it can assist in the kitchen by fetching ingredients or placing trays in the oven, making it a true helper for homemakers.

Digital emotions

LG has equipped the robot with a face that displays various expressions, and it can speak in natural language. Interestingly, the robot may show “annoyance” through its facial expressions, adding an entertaining (or bizarre) social dimension to its presence in the home.

Control hub

The robot integrates with the ThinQ platform to control other smart appliances, such as washing machines and refrigerators, acting as the “CEO” of the smart home.

Frequently asked questions

What is CLOiD’s primary function?

Answer: Performing complex household chores like folding laundry.

Is it currently on sale?

Answer: The company has not yet announced the price or release date.

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