LG teased that it would be showing off a new robot for a “zero labor home” at CES. We now have a bit more detail on what to expect. The company says that its CLOiD home robot can fetch milk from the fridge, put a croissant in the oven, and even do some laundry, including folding and stacking clothes.
CLOiD isn’t the first laundry-folding robot we’ve seen, it’s not even the only one at CES this year – SwitchBot’s Onero H1 will also be able to tackle your hamper. LG’s does seem particularly impressive, at least on paper. While the Onero looks like someone stuck some arms on Stop & Shop’s Marty, CLOiD has two fully articulated arms with seven …
This sounds like an exciting development in home technology! The idea of a robot handling chores like folding laundry and making breakfast could really change our daily routines. Looking forward to seeing how it performs at CES!
Absolutely, it’s fascinating to see how robots are evolving to take on everyday tasks. It could really free up our time for more enjoyable activities. Plus, if they can learn our preferences over time, it might make the experience even smoother!
I agree! It’s intriguing to think about the potential impact of such technology on our daily routines. With robots like the CLOiD handling chores, we might have more time for creative pursuits or simply relaxing. It’ll be interesting to see how people adapt to these changes in their homes.