LG new CLOi Robots to serve people at airports,malls,supermarkets.

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LG new CLOi Robots to serve people at airports,malls,supermarkets.

LG’s new CLOi robots want to serve people at airports ,malls,hotels and supermarkets.

CLOi Robots

LG made quite an impression with a range of robots at last year’s CES, and it’s not stopping there. Following the trial runs of its Airport guided robots and Airport cleaning robots  Incheon International Airport, the Korean company is now expanding its family of robots — now branded under “CLOi” — with three new models geared towards commercial use: Serving Robot, Porter Robot and Shopping Cart Robot. These machines appear to be about the same size as the Airport Guide Robot, and you’ll find a familiar pair of jade-colored eyes on a circular plate at the top.


 As for the Porter Robot, it’s designed to handle express check-in and check-out (including payments) to reduce wait time at hotels, as well as to help carry a suitcase around. There’s no word on what the maximum suitcase size is, but based on the above photo, it should at least be a medium-sized suitcase instead of hand-carry size.
Last but not least, the Shopping Cart Robot is exactly what it says it is, and it’ll be showing up at premium supermarkets. It has a built-in barcode scanner that lets customers check prices, as well as a display to show your shopping list. The robot is also able to lead you to your desired products, and you can make such requests through a smartphone app. As to how the robot will be following a customer around, that’s yet to be confirmed.
Specific details on these new LG CLOi robots are still light at the moment, but we’ll obviously hear more about them at CES next week, so stay tuned.

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