Smart Home Robot Built for Chores

ENG: LG is previewing its CLOiD home robot at CES 2026 as part of a “zero labor home” concept. The company says the robot can handle routine tasks such as fetching milk from the fridge, putting a croissant in the oven, and doing laundry work like folding and stacking clothes. Laundry-folding robots have appeared before, and SwitchBot is also showing one at CES, but LG describes CLOiD as more capable on paper thanks to two articulated arms with seven degrees of motion and a torso that can tilt and bend.

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DJI Avata

ENG: DJI Avata is a drone designed for first-person view (FPV) flying and capturing immersive video. It is perfect for those who want to capture FPV footage without the steep learning curve of traditional drones. It boasts the safety features of a DJI Mavic drone, making it easy to fly and control. And with no need to grapple with software like Betaflight or fuss with intricate LiPO charging, it’ll be up and flying in no time.

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Flux Keyboard

Until now, keyboards have not reached their full potential. Keyboards are tactile, but powerful shortcuts are hidden behind unchanging keys. Touchscreens are adaptable but are prone to misclicks and can’t be used by feel. The Flux Keyboard combines the best of both worlds. By incorporating the tactility and speed of a mechanical keyboard with the adaptability of a screen it breaks down the barriers between you and what you want to get done. Check the Flux Keyboard on Kickstarter.

Moonwalkers

ENG: A team of robotics engineers who moved from Carnegie Mellon University to a new company known as Shift Robotics has introduced Moonwalkers shoes on Kickstarter. These are not ordinary shoes, but some kind of roller skates that increase walking speed by 250%.

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