LG has unveiled four new robots that it’s showcasing at this year’s CES in Las Vegas. The company’s new robotic lineup includes the Hub Robot, Airport Guide Robot, Airport Cleaning Robot, and the Lawn ...

LG’s vision of the future is filled with intelligent robots that help you manage your life more efficiently. Hate mowing the lawn? Get a robot. Need a personal assistant? Get a robot. This vision ...

LG Electronics Inc. is the latest company to join the smart home assistant market, launching the cute-looking Hub Robot at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas Wednesday. Complete with a set of ...

The LG Smart Hub Robot is a long way from showing up in your home. This newly announced gadget is another in the long line of CES 2017 robot companions, but unlike many others, it has a tech giant ...

LG showed off a cadre of consumer robots today. Its LG Hub is similar to Amazon’s Alexa, a stationary unit that is controlled by your voice. In fact, it’s powered by the same software running on Alexa ...

LG’s Hub Robot can do things like turn on the air conditioning and delay the start of your washing machine with a simple voice command. The robot uses Amazon Alexa voice recognition, but unlike Amazon ...

LAS VEGAS -- LG just announced a new line of robot helpers that are pretty damn cute. The Korean company showcased two Hub Robots, an Airport Guide Robot and an airport cleaning robot at CES Wednesday ...

LG has arrived at CES with not one, but four robo-assistants designed to help around the home, indoors and out, and in public places like airports. Whereas the two home-focused robots are designed to ...

LG Electronics has unveiled a new line-up of intelligent robots at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week, including a home robot that doubles as a smart home gateway and ...

LG has revealed its answer to Google Home and Amazon Echo, and it’s a friendly little robot called Hub. The Hub Robot is built to run your smart home, taking to all your various connected appliances – ...

When we first heard about LG’s Hub robot, it sure sounded a lot like a cross between an Amazon Echo and a Roomba. Turns out the company has gone for a much more friendly robot approach to the tech.

LG and Samsung have really taken advantage of the calm before the CES storm by teasing out their product announcements, one by one. LG’s certainly ahead in terms of sheer strangeness here, having ...