At CES 2025 in Las Vegas, companies showcased five innovative AI robots designed to assist users in daily life.
The Jizai AI company introduced "Mi-Mo," a multifunctional robot resembling a table with six legs. It can understand its environment and respond to voice commands, making it a versatile piece of furniture. Pre-orders start at $30,000.
SwitchBot launched the "SwitchBot K20+ Pro," a cleaning robot with a new feature called "ClawLock," allowing it to perform various tasks beyond cleaning, including home security. It will be available later this year, with pricing yet to be announced.
Roborock's "Saros Z70" features a smart arm capable of lifting objects up to 300 grams, aiding in cleaning and organizing. It will hit the market on February 10, priced at $1,600.
The "LOOI" robot, priced at $160, interacts with users via a smartphone, utilizing sensors to navigate and avoid obstacles. It has a battery life of up to 30 days in standby mode.
Samsung's "Ballie" robot, initially teased in 2020, is now set to enter the U.S. market, capable of responding to voice commands and projecting videos onto surfaces. Pricing and release date remain undisclosed.
These advancements highlight the growing role of AI in creating robots that can assist and enhance daily living experiences.