LG shows AI home robots at Berlin trade show

LG Electronics is showing an AI appliance system called "Zero Labor Home" at IFA 2026 in Berlin through September 8. The display fills 3,745 square meters with 150 products.

The system combines household robots with AI appliances and smart-home platforms to cut housework. LG is competing against Samsung, which is showing its own "AI Living" concept at the same show. IFA is Europe's largest electronics show and draws over 200,000 visitors.

LG's presence comes as Chinese appliance makers also show robots and AI integration. Display shipments to PC and phone makers have fallen. That's pushing LG deeper into home appliances and services.

LG Electronics reported FY2025 revenue of ₩82.0 trillion.

Sources

  1. Dailian
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