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LG HOM-BOT AI RONi

LG Electronics (South Korea) · 2026 · All LG Electronics robots

₩2,190,000, about $1,550 (Korea only)LG Korea lists both the N95TWU Hidden Station and N95THO Objet Station versions at ₩2,190,000 (about $1,420), also offered on LG's appliance subscription plan; no US or EU price has been announced.
AvailableApp onlyUnder-sink built-in station100 °C steam mopLidar + 3D + camera220 min runtime
Weeks+Shipping: undefined. Sold only in South Korea through LG Best Shop, LG.co.kr and Coupang, with professional installation for the Hidden Station. LG Korea ↗
Remote control: Not confirmed. App only unless LG's ThinQ integration supports it.

Overview

RONi is LG's 2026 flagship robot vacuum and mop, built around a docking station that can disappear into the kick space under a kitchen sink, a design that won a CES 2026 Innovation Award. It is the first robot to use 100 °C steam both in the robot (to soften dried spills it spots with its camera) and in the dock (to sanitize the mop pads), according to LG. Navigation combines lidar, a 3D laser sensor and an RGB camera, and LG notes the camera is hidden behind the station door when docked. It went on sale in South Korea on 2026-07-02 and has not been announced for other markets.

Specifications

CategoryCleaning robots · Robot vacuums with all-in-one docks
Released2026
CountrySouth Korea
AvailabilityAvailable
ProgrammabilityNo SDK, app / visual programming only
Built-in autonomyTask-level · Carries out multi-step jobs on its own, such as inspections, deliveries or chores
LLM supportNone · No built-in LLM assistant has been announced.
Best forAges 12+ (estimated)
Vision sensorsLidar, Camera, Depth camera, Sonar / ultrasonic
ActuatorsDC / gear motors
AudioSpeaker
Compute typeProprietary / undisclosed
Remote controlApp only
Size349 × 349 × 103 mm, 4.7 kg (robot); Hidden Station 600 × 147 × 500 mm, Objet Station 415 × 570 × 450 mm
Suction30 W suction (LG Korea quotes watts rather than Pa), 27,000 Pa vacuum rating per Korean retail listings (unconfirmed)
CleaningVacuum with dual anti-tangle brushes and a side brush that extends 46 mm, plus twin spinning mop pads (180 rpm) that extend toward edges, lift 10 mm on carpet, and are sprayed with 100 °C steam from a generator in the robot to lift dried stains
DockEmpties the bin into a 1.4 L bag, washes mops with cold and hot water and 100 °C steam, dries them with 40–60 °C air; the 147 mm Hidden Station fits in the kick space under kitchen cabinets with automatic water supply and drain, and the Objet Station is a side-table cabinet with tanks; both hide the robot behind an automatic door
NavigationLidar with room mapping and AI room-type recognition that adjusts suction and water per room
Obstacle avoidanceFront RGB camera with on-device AI recognizing 120+ object types (cables, flower pots, pet waste) plus a 3D laser sensor
RuntimeUp to 220 min (109 min on turbo)
Smart homeLG ThinQ app with home view camera, stain photos and schedules; LG's official Home Assistant ThinQ integration may work (unconfirmed for this model)
SensorsLidar, 3D laser sensor, front RGB camera, ultrasonic, infrared, gyro, accelerometer, cliff sensors (3 cm drops)
ComputeOn-device AI chip (model not published)
API / hackingNo official robot API. LG's ThinQ Connect developer API covers some appliances (robot support unconfirmed)

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