Robotics

LG launches door-type, AI-powered service robot for hospitality, healthcare

LG Business Solutions USA has launched the LDLIM31 autonomous robot, a door-type, AI-powered model for its CLOIi ServeBot product line.

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July 4, 2024

LG Business Solutions USA has launched the LDLIM31 autonomous robot, a door-type, AI-powered model for its CLOIi ServeBot product line, according to a press release.

The robot is designed to provide delivery services in hospitality and healthcare environments, and it features a four-door design for accessing the four interior compartments, each of which can hold up to 30 kilograms(approximately 66 pounds) of weight.

A built-in 10.1-inch display supports advertising and other types of content, with content uploaded via LG CLOi Cloud Station for mobile/web or the CMS mobile app.

The robot can serve as a guide for human users, with movement facilitated by six wheels with independent suspension along with AI-powered navigation capabilities and interior camera sensors that can tell when a delivery has been completed.

The LDLIM31 model was first unveiled at the HITEC 2024 hospitality technology trade show, and the door-type CLOi ServeBot has received the 2024 Red Dot Design Award 2024 and 2024 iF Design Award.

"Our newest service robot brings a new level of functionality and flexibility to the hospitality and healthcare channels," said Mike Kosla, senior vice president, LG Business Solutions USA. "Featuring advanced platform technologies that include AI, communications and control, the new CLOi ServeBot is going to help our hospitality and healthcare customers streamline their operations. The introduction of a door-type service robot reinforces our commitment to constantly innovate in ways that bring meaningful new benefits to our customers."