LG Electronics (LG) recently unveiled its instinctual range of AI-powered technology to offer consumers an unparalleled and personalized living experience. Introducing its ThinQ AI platform at CES 2019, LG believes AI and robotics now have the potential and feasibility to assist human functions and improve lives with smart and tailored solutions. LG focuses on the application of AI as an intelligent lifestyle aid, offering unique experiences that learn from and resonate with a user's habits. LG CLOi robots each serve a unique purpose, meeting the demands of different environments with increased efficiency. The SuitBot is a wearable device marketed at facilitating workplace lifting.

Workers of the future could be given a boost thanks to a wearable robotic suit developed by LG. Dubbed CLOi SuitBot, the AI-powered robotic suit boosts the leg movements of its wearer, letting them undertake tasks they normally wouldn't be equipped to handle. The firm says it could to help warehouse workers who have to lift heavy objects. The CLOi SuitBot can communicate with other service robots built by LG to become part of a'smart working network' to co-ordinate around the factory floor. A concept version of the technology was unveiled at a media launch during the annual IFA tech conference, which is held in Berlin from August 31 to September 5. Workers of the future could be given a boost thanks to a wearable robotic suit being developed by LG. SuitBot was designed in collaboration with fellow South Korean firm, SG Robotics.