I watched LG’s new home robot CLOid do laundry but I have questions

At CES, LG unveiled CLOid, an AI-powered home robot designed to assist with a wide range of domestic tasks such as folding laundry, making breakfast, and home security patrols. CLOid features autonomous movement, multiple cameras and sensors, and integration with LG’s ThinQ smart home app to provide proactive assistance. It operates using a vision language model that interprets visual data and verbal commands, enabling it to perform actions similarly to digital assistants like Siri. Unlike smaller domestic robots like Amazon’s Astro, CLOid has a humanoid form with two arms, allowing it to physically interact with household objects. However, during a live demonstration, CLOid’s performance was notably slow and cautious, handling tasks like moving laundry and preparing breakfast with significant hesitation and limited fluidity. While LG promotes CLOid as part of its “Zero Labor Home” vision—aiming to automate mundane chores so users can focus on other activities—the robot’s current capabilities appear limited and its commercial availability remains uncertain. LG confirmed CLOid