LG Electronics said on the 5th that it will unveil new products and technologies tailored to five themes by dividing a 2,044-square-meter large-scale booth into five spaces at CES 2026. CES 2026 is the world's largest home appliance and IT trade show, held in Las Vegas from the 6th to the 9th local time.
At this year's CES, LG Electronics is setting up its booth under the concept "Innovation in tune with you," and plans to showcase a wide range of its breakthrough technologies across new home appliances and TVs as well as new growth areas such as home robots, in-vehicle solutions, and entertainment.
The entrance features a massive installation made by suspending 38 units of the wireless wallpaper TV LG OLED Evo AI W6 from the ceiling. By showing how the different screens of the TVs, each only 9 mm thick, are orchestrated into a single piece of media art, it conveys the exhibition theme of "innovation in tune with you."
LG Electronics organized the booth largely around five elements: ▲ AI home appliances and the home robot LG Cloyd ▲ AI-based in-vehicle solutions ▲ the TV lineup ▲ entertainment products such as gaming and music listening ▲ and the premium home appliance lineup Signature, aiming to capture visitors' attention by dividing the space accordingly.
An LG Electronics official said, "In this exhibition, we will show how we have moved closer to a 'Zero Labor Home' environment through the first-ever unveiling of the home robot 'Cloyd' and AI home appliances with enhanced convenience." Zero Labor Home refers to a living space that requires little housework. LG Electronics has set the ultimate goal of its home appliance business as "Zero Labor Home, Makes Quality Time," and is advancing related technologies.
◇ Organic linkage between the home robot Cloyd and AI home appliances
Among the various new products unveiled by LG Electronics at this CES, Cloyd is cited as the one most likely to draw the most attention from visitors. Comprising a head, torso, and lower body, the robot assists with housework by driving human-level arm movements and precise five-finger dexterity.
In this exhibition, LG Electronics demonstrates how housework can be drastically reduced by linking Cloyd with its AI home appliances. Visitors can see Cloyd prepare breakfast by taking milk out of the refrigerator and putting bread into the oven. Also displayed in this space are a refrigerator that learns a customer's usage patterns and pre-adjusts cooling temperatures at the right time, and a WashTower in which AI analyzes the weight, humidity, and fabric type of laundry to finely control wash and dry intensity.
A device that serves as a "commander in chief" orchestrating various AI home appliances in the home is also introduced. The speaker-type AI home hub (control tower) ThinQ On senses temperature changes in the refrigerator in real time and immediately alerts the user if there is an anomaly, and analyzes the washer's wash patterns to recommend new courses. It also features functions such as operating the air purifier to manage air quality according to the user environment, and adjusting lighting based on times set to match daily routines.
◇ AI infused throughout the vehicle
There is also a space where visitors can experience LG Electronics' in-vehicle solution technologies firsthand. In the display solutions experience area, visitors can see AI display necessary information on a vehicle's front glass equipped with a transparent organic light-emitting diode (OLED). AI recognizes the surrounding environment and shows drivers necessary information such as "traffic light wait time" on the front glass.
In the vision solutions experience area, technology is demonstrated in which AI analyzes the driver's gaze and automatically switches to Autonomous Driving mode if gaze diversion continues beyond a certain period. In the entertainment solutions experience area, AI recognizes the scenery beyond the window and displays photos with memories from that place on the window display, while also finding and recommending content that riders are likely to enjoy.
◇ New TV that looks like a "painting on the wall"
This year's new TV models are also being unveiled at CES. LG Electronics is showcasing as flagships the OLED TV lineup, including the OLED Evo AI W6 that decorates the entrance, and the premium liquid crystal display (LCD) TV LG Micro RGB Evo.
Despite being a TV with built-in speakers, the LG OLED Evo AI W6 is only 9 mm thick, about the thickness of a pencil. To convey the product's feature of adhering "as if a painting were hung on the wall," the company prepared the LG Gallery Plus service. It offers more than 4,500 diverse pieces of content, including famous artworks from the National Gallery in London and game illustrations.
LG Electronics equipped this year's premium TVs with the third-generation chip Alpha 11 AI Processor (α11 AI Processor 4K Gen3). The company said it can handle two types of AI upscaling, delivering clear and natural images.
In the entertainment experience area, visitors can try a car driving game on the new UltraGear Evo gaming monitor. The product offers a 1500R curvature (the curvature of a circle with a 1,500 mm radius) while supporting both high-resolution and high-refresh-rate modes. In high-resolution mode, it offers WUHD (5120×2160 pixels) and a 165 Hz refresh rate, and in high-refresh-rate mode, it provides WFHD (2560×1080) and a 330 Hz refresh rate, allowing use tailored to the "game characteristics."
Also unveiled in this space are new products from LG XBOOM, a wireless audio brand created in collaboration with world-renowned musician will.i.am. Four new products are on display: ▲ the Stage 501, a high-performance speaker suited for stages and live performances ▲ the Blast, a large portable speaker for long use ▲ and the Mini and Rock, designed for everyday use.
◇ Premium home appliances with enhanced AI performance
This year's new products from Signature, LG Electronics' premium home appliance lineup, are also introduced. The company said, "Marking the 10th anniversary of its launch, the newly refreshed LG Signature features a variety of AI-based convenience functions," adding, "We will showcase a refrigerator that can engage in everyday conversations with users by applying a large language model (LLM), and a range that identifies ingredients with an internal camera and recommends about 80 recipes."
There is also a space introducing Harmony for All, which connects the exhibition theme with LG Electronics' environmental, social and governance (ESG) vision, Life's Good for All. An LG Electronics official said, "We will convey the values the company pursues through the Comfort Kit, which helps all customers easily use LG Electronics' home appliances regardless of gender, age, or disability, and Easy-to-Read Books, designed to help slow learners and children with developmental disabilities easily understand how to use home appliances and how they work."